The Plays and Poems of William Shakspeare, Volume 3R. C. and J. Rivington, 1821 |
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... Sun- derlin , and to Miss Malone . I am , with the most sincere affection and gratitude , my dear Sir , your most faithful and obliged humble servant , " EDM . BURKE . " AN HISTORICAL ACCOUNT } OF THE ENGLISH STAGE . THE 4 ...
... Sun- derlin , and to Miss Malone . I am , with the most sincere affection and gratitude , my dear Sir , your most faithful and obliged humble servant , " EDM . BURKE . " AN HISTORICAL ACCOUNT } OF THE ENGLISH STAGE . THE 4 ...
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... servants they are , and so to get licence for their publike play- ing ; and if the Mayor like the actors , or would shew respect to their lord and master , he appoints them to play their first play before himself , and the Alderman and ...
... servants they are , and so to get licence for their publike play- ing ; and if the Mayor like the actors , or would shew respect to their lord and master , he appoints them to play their first play before himself , and the Alderman and ...
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... servants of Sir Francis Lake , and wearing his livery or badge on their sleeves , have wandered about these north parts , and representing certain plays and interludes , re- flecting on the queen and her consort , and the formalities of ...
... servants of Sir Francis Lake , and wearing his livery or badge on their sleeves , have wandered about these north parts , and representing certain plays and interludes , re- flecting on the queen and her consort , and the formalities of ...
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... servants . In a manuscript which I saw some years ago , and which is now in the library of the Marquis of Lansdown , are sundry charges for the players belonging to King Edward the Sixth ; but I have not preserved the articles . And in ...
... servants . In a manuscript which I saw some years ago , and which is now in the library of the Marquis of Lansdown , are sundry charges for the players belonging to King Edward the Sixth ; but I have not preserved the articles . And in ...
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... servants to the Earl of Leicester , to exhibit all kinds of stage - plays , during pleasure , in any part of England , " as well for the recreation of her loving subjects , as for her own solace and pleasure when she should think good ...
... servants to the Earl of Leicester , to exhibit all kinds of stage - plays , during pleasure , in any part of England , " as well for the recreation of her loving subjects , as for her own solace and pleasure when she should think good ...
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