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... doubt , would unite to attract their acquaintance and companion into the theatrical circle . As an actor , he is said by Greene to have been " excellent in the qualitie he professes ; " and he performed many of the kingly parts in his ...
... doubt , would unite to attract their acquaintance and companion into the theatrical circle . As an actor , he is said by Greene to have been " excellent in the qualitie he professes ; " and he performed many of the kingly parts in his ...
Pagina 412
... doubt , amidst the harrowing scene , If so much wretchedness has ever been ; Each sad lament that issues from his lip Still closer knits the band of fellowship ; Who will not weep if such a man there be ? Who will not smile if honest ...
... doubt , amidst the harrowing scene , If so much wretchedness has ever been ; Each sad lament that issues from his lip Still closer knits the band of fellowship ; Who will not weep if such a man there be ? Who will not smile if honest ...
Pagina 489
... doubt omits his own name out of modesty , for he too was a pupil of Miesrob . Faustus Byzantinus probably employed a Syriac alphabet . Except his work , until the existence of this version , the Armenians had no literature . This ...
... doubt omits his own name out of modesty , for he too was a pupil of Miesrob . Faustus Byzantinus probably employed a Syriac alphabet . Except his work , until the existence of this version , the Armenians had no literature . This ...
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