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Pagina 524
... Morley's Spectator , 52 , note ) . PAGE 46. Pig . Powell's repertoire included ' the pleasant and comical humours of ... Henry Morley quotes a copy of verses , dated 1665 , describing these entertainments : Their Sights are so rich , is ...
... Morley's Spectator , 52 , note ) . PAGE 46. Pig . Powell's repertoire included ' the pleasant and comical humours of ... Henry Morley quotes a copy of verses , dated 1665 , describing these entertainments : Their Sights are so rich , is ...
Pagina 529
... Henry Morley says : " The old English reading is : " I was well ; I would be better ; and here I am . Cf. Shakespeare's ' Striving to better , oft we mar what ' s well ' ( King Lear , 1. i . 347 ) . " " " That Point of Felicity ...
... Henry Morley says : " The old English reading is : " I was well ; I would be better ; and here I am . Cf. Shakespeare's ' Striving to better , oft we mar what ' s well ' ( King Lear , 1. i . 347 ) . " " " That Point of Felicity ...
Pagina 537
... Henry Morley is wrong in stating that Abraham Froth's Act ' for importing French Wines ' is a muddle - headed reference to the Methuen Treaty of 1703 , which favoured port at the expense of claret . An Act was passed in 1711 for the ...
... Henry Morley is wrong in stating that Abraham Froth's Act ' for importing French Wines ' is a muddle - headed reference to the Methuen Treaty of 1703 , which favoured port at the expense of claret . An Act was passed in 1711 for the ...
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