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... assign it to a date some year or more later than As You Like It , in other words to 1601 or 1602 , which is the exact date to which Dr. Small would assign it on wholly different grounds.1 As further confirmation of this date , I would ...
... assign it to a date some year or more later than As You Like It , in other words to 1601 or 1602 , which is the exact date to which Dr. Small would assign it on wholly different grounds.1 As further confirmation of this date , I would ...
Page 126
... assign it to the same period as Hml . - some- where between 1601 and 1602 ; and the mythology of the play would tend to support such an assignment . Of the 25 mythological allusions , few are more than mere conventional references ...
... assign it to the same period as Hml . - some- where between 1601 and 1602 ; and the mythology of the play would tend to support such an assignment . Of the 25 mythological allusions , few are more than mere conventional references ...
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... assigning the play to about the same period as Merch . , in which Ovidian influence is also very strong . Pericles . If we ... assigned to Shakespeare ( the last three acts , with the exception of the brothel scenes in Act 4 ) . We are ...
... assigning the play to about the same period as Merch . , in which Ovidian influence is also very strong . Pericles . If we ... assigned to Shakespeare ( the last three acts , with the exception of the brothel scenes in Act 4 ) . We are ...
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