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In Meres's Palladis Tamia there is the mention of a play called Love's Labour's Wonne . Though Halliwell is of the opinion that this play has been lost , most critics agree that , considering the commercial value of Shakespeare's name ...
In Meres's Palladis Tamia there is the mention of a play called Love's Labour's Wonne . Though Halliwell is of the opinion that this play has been lost , most critics agree that , considering the commercial value of Shakespeare's name ...
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In Fraunce there was a gentleman called Isnardo , the Counte of Rossiglione , who bicause he was sickly and diseased , kepte alwaies in his maister Gerardo of Narbona . house a phisicion , named This counte had one onely 1 Payne Collier ...
In Fraunce there was a gentleman called Isnardo , the Counte of Rossiglione , who bicause he was sickly and diseased , kepte alwaies in his maister Gerardo of Narbona . house a phisicion , named This counte had one onely 1 Payne Collier ...
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First Lord ] Rowe , Lord G. Ff . young Lords ] " Throughout this scene the two speakers whom Rowe and all subsequent editors have called ' First ' and ' Second Lord ' are called in the Ff Lord G. ' and ' Lord E. ' In all likelihood ...
First Lord ] Rowe , Lord G. Ff . young Lords ] " Throughout this scene the two speakers whom Rowe and all subsequent editors have called ' First ' and ' Second Lord ' are called in the Ff Lord G. ' and ' Lord E. ' In all likelihood ...
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