The Quarterly Review, Volumes 237-238William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1922 |
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... favour . ' Southampton , the second candidate for the honour of being Shakespeare's sonnet - friend , was , however , only nine years his junior . Though he too had an intrigue with a maid of honour , Elizabeth Vernon , yet his ...
... favour . ' Southampton , the second candidate for the honour of being Shakespeare's sonnet - friend , was , however , only nine years his junior . Though he too had an intrigue with a maid of honour , Elizabeth Vernon , yet his ...
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... saw Shakespeare's best and maturest work ! †Madame de Chambrun rather rashly pronounces in favour of the genuineness of this apocryphal play . Shakespeare and Rowley . Mr Tucker Brooke summarily disposes of 14 RECENT SHAKESPEAREAN ...
... saw Shakespeare's best and maturest work ! †Madame de Chambrun rather rashly pronounces in favour of the genuineness of this apocryphal play . Shakespeare and Rowley . Mr Tucker Brooke summarily disposes of 14 RECENT SHAKESPEAREAN ...
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... favour- able to the calm consideration of the points in dispute . Even on their way to the fields some of the disputants thought better of it and came to an amicable arrange- ment to be both of them arrested by the police , which saved ...
... favour- able to the calm consideration of the points in dispute . Even on their way to the fields some of the disputants thought better of it and came to an amicable arrange- ment to be both of them arrested by the police , which saved ...
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... favour of the benchers he was allowed to walk by himself in the garden of Lincoln's Inn ; and he describes how , pacing there alone on a winter evening , he was overtaken by the dusk and drawn into an agreeable contemplation by the ...
... favour of the benchers he was allowed to walk by himself in the garden of Lincoln's Inn ; and he describes how , pacing there alone on a winter evening , he was overtaken by the dusk and drawn into an agreeable contemplation by the ...
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... favour able to Menelik's ambitious plans . It formed the southern excrescence of old Abyssinia from which it was practically isolated ; but , commanding the head of the valley of the Hawash , the mouth of which had since 1862 been in ...
... favour able to Menelik's ambitious plans . It formed the southern excrescence of old Abyssinia from which it was practically isolated ; but , commanding the head of the valley of the Hawash , the mouth of which had since 1862 been in ...
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