The Plays and Poems of William Shakspeare: With the Corrections and Illustrations of Various Commentators: Comprehending a Life of the Poet, and an Enlarged History of the Stage, 第 18 卷 |
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... false seruant , he liued not long , " & c . By favour of Craven Ord , Esq . I have
now before me the original Exchequer record of expences attending this
memorable combat . From hence it appears that William Catour , the Armourer ,
was not ...
... false seruant , he liued not long , " & c . By favour of Craven Ord , Esq . I have
now before me the original Exchequer record of expences attending this
memorable combat . From hence it appears that William Catour , the Armourer ,
was not ...
第 565 頁
Talbot appears in the First part , and not in the second or third part ; and is
expressly spoken of in the play , ( as well as in Hall's Chronicle , ) as “ the terror of
the French . " Holinshed , who was Shakspeare's guide , omits the passage in
Hall , in ...
Talbot appears in the First part , and not in the second or third part ; and is
expressly spoken of in the play , ( as well as in Hall's Chronicle , ) as “ the terror of
the French . " Holinshed , who was Shakspeare's guide , omits the passage in
Hall , in ...
第 579 頁
Of this not one word appears in our author's play * . In the same piece Jack Cade
, hearing that a knight , called Sir Humphrey Stafford , was coming at the head of
an army against him , to put himself on a par with him makes himself a knight ...
Of this not one word appears in our author's play * . In the same piece Jack Cade
, hearing that a knight , called Sir Humphrey Stafford , was coming at the head of
an army against him , to put himself on a par with him makes himself a knight ...
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