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Nathan Drake ( 1766-1836 ) , Professor Zeitlin suggests , whose Shakespeare and his Times was published in two volumes in 1817. See two leading articles by Leigh Hunt in The Examiner of Dec. 21 and 28 , 1817 , entitled Christmas and ...
Nathan Drake ( 1766-1836 ) , Professor Zeitlin suggests , whose Shakespeare and his Times was published in two volumes in 1817. See two leading articles by Leigh Hunt in The Examiner of Dec. 21 and 28 , 1817 , entitled Christmas and ...
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The phrase is Ben Jonson's , in his lines prefixed to the First Folio of Shakespeare , 1623 . I know be is not dead . Lust's Dominion , Act 1. Scene 3 . Hang both your greedy ears , and the next quotation . Ibid . Act 11. Scene 2 .
The phrase is Ben Jonson's , in his lines prefixed to the First Folio of Shakespeare , 1623 . I know be is not dead . Lust's Dominion , Act 1. Scene 3 . Hang both your greedy ears , and the next quotation . Ibid . Act 11. Scene 2 .
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Milton's Sonnet on Shakespeare , 1630 . Sir John Beaumont ( 1582-1628 ) , the author of Bosworth Field . · Fleeted the time carelessly . in the golden age . ' Cf. As You Like It , 1. 1. 124 . 298. Walton's Complete Angler .
Milton's Sonnet on Shakespeare , 1630 . Sir John Beaumont ( 1582-1628 ) , the author of Bosworth Field . · Fleeted the time carelessly . in the golden age . ' Cf. As You Like It , 1. 1. 124 . 298. Walton's Complete Angler .
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| Title | The Complete Works of William Hazlitt, Volume 6 The Complete Works of William Hazlitt, Percival Presland Howe |
| Author | William Hazlitt |
| Editors | Percival Presland Howe, Alfred Rayney Waller, Arnold Glover |
| Compiled by | James Thornton |
| Publisher | J. M. Dent and Sons, Limited, 1931 |
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