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that Rowley is called his partner in the title - page of the Merry Devil of Edmontoii
. There muit have been fome tradition , however erroneous , upon which Mr .
Pope ' s account was founded ; I make no doubt that Rowley wrote the first King ...
that Rowley is called his partner in the title - page of the Merry Devil of Edmontoii
. There muit have been fome tradition , however erroneous , upon which Mr .
Pope ' s account was founded ; I make no doubt that Rowley wrote the first King ...
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... the conduct , but sometimes in the expressions throughout the following
historical dramas ; viz . Macbeth , this play , Richard II . Henry IV . 2 parts , Henry
V . Henry VI . 3 parts , Richard III . and Henry VIII . " A booke called The Hyfforie of
Lord ...
... the conduct , but sometimes in the expressions throughout the following
historical dramas ; viz . Macbeth , this play , Richard II . Henry IV . 2 parts , Henry
V . Henry VI . 3 parts , Richard III . and Henry VIII . " A booke called The Hyfforie of
Lord ...
Side 8
... is the same as the tracing of a drawing , meaning that peculiarity of face which
may be sufficiently shewn by the lightest outline , This expression is used by
Heywood and Rowley in their comedy called Fortune by Land and Sea : - 5 Her
face ...
... is the same as the tracing of a drawing , meaning that peculiarity of face which
may be sufficiently shewn by the lightest outline , This expression is used by
Heywood and Rowley in their comedy called Fortune by Land and Sea : - 5 Her
face ...
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... thy dirty flken shoe - tyes there . " MALONE . 4 unto the death . ] This
expression is common among our ancient writers . So , in A Merye Jeft of a Man
called Howleglas , bl . I . no date : “ Howleglas found a woulie that was frozen ta
the deth .
... thy dirty flken shoe - tyes there . " MALONE . 4 unto the death . ] This
expression is common among our ancient writers . So , in A Merye Jeft of a Man
called Howleglas , bl . I . no date : “ Howleglas found a woulie that was frozen ta
the deth .
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Again , in a comedy called All Fools , by Chapman , 1602 : ' " ' Tis such a picked
fellow , not a haire " About his whole bulk , but it stands in print . " Again , in Love '
s Labour Loft : “ He is too piqued , too spruce , & c . ” Again , in Greene ' s ...
Again , in a comedy called All Fools , by Chapman , 1602 : ' " ' Tis such a picked
fellow , not a haire " About his whole bulk , but it stands in print . " Again , in Love '
s Labour Loft : “ He is too piqued , too spruce , & c . ” Again , in Greene ' s ...
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