Julius CaesarHarper & Brothers, 1939 |
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... actor and author and ( to Greene's mind ) plagiarist . Or do you think that " beautified with our feath ers ” refers not to plagiarism but to gaining acclaim by acting lines written by older authors ? A few months later ( Greene had now ...
... actor and author and ( to Greene's mind ) plagiarist . Or do you think that " beautified with our feath ers ” refers not to plagiarism but to gaining acclaim by acting lines written by older authors ? A few months later ( Greene had now ...
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... actors got too entertaining . It lin- gered for a couple of hun- dred years in front of it in the marketplace and then moved into the inn yard where it stayed until it got over being a holiday treat and became an institution and they ...
... actors got too entertaining . It lin- gered for a couple of hun- dred years in front of it in the marketplace and then moved into the inn yard where it stayed until it got over being a holiday treat and became an institution and they ...
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... actors and from other sources , and arranged it into a sort of simplified composite of that whole un- published literature . Those zero hours of Shakespeare's history on the stage when the plays were " reformed , " and " made fit ...
... actors and from other sources , and arranged it into a sort of simplified composite of that whole un- published literature . Those zero hours of Shakespeare's history on the stage when the plays were " reformed , " and " made fit ...
Common terms and phrases
actors Artemidorus Baconian bear better blood Burbage Caius Calpurnia Capitol Casca Cassius CHARLES Cinna Clitus COMEDY conspirators countrymen crown CURTAIN Cymbeline death Decius Brutus doth dream durst Edwin EDWIN BOOTH Elizabethan Enter Exit fear fire Flavius Folio follow Fourth Citizen friends give gods HAMLET hand hath hear heart Henry honourable ides of March JULIET Julius Caesar King KING LEAR LAST APPEARANCE LEAR Lepidus Ligarius live London look lord Lucius MACREADY Mark Antony Marullus MERCHANT OF VENICE Messala Metellus Cimber mighty never night noble Octavius Peace Philippi Pindarus plays Plutarch Pompey's Popilius Portia Publius pulpit RECORD Ringdove Roman Rome ROYAL Scene Second Citizen senate servant sick Soothsayer speak spirit stabs stage stand Stratford Strato sword tell theatre thee Third Citizen thou art Titinius to-day TRAGEDY Trebonius turns Volumnius William Shakespeare word worthy wrong