Shake-speare, the MysteryN. Spearman, 1963 - 200页 |
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... sonnets . The 1609 First Sonnet Folio contains a total of 154 sonnets , which may be divided into three groups : the main body of the sonnets ( 1 to 126 inclusive ) , largely concerned with ' my lovely boy ' ; 26 sonnets ( 127 to 152 ...
... sonnets . The 1609 First Sonnet Folio contains a total of 154 sonnets , which may be divided into three groups : the main body of the sonnets ( 1 to 126 inclusive ) , largely concerned with ' my lovely boy ' ; 26 sonnets ( 127 to 152 ...
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... Sonnet Folio between the main body of the sonnets , 1-126 , and the ' dark lady ' sonnets , 127-152 , is a single black line between sonnet 126 and sonnet 127. The tone and texture of the ' lovely boy ' sonnets is so foreign to the tone ...
... Sonnet Folio between the main body of the sonnets , 1-126 , and the ' dark lady ' sonnets , 127-152 , is a single black line between sonnet 126 and sonnet 127. The tone and texture of the ' lovely boy ' sonnets is so foreign to the tone ...
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... Sonnets 72 , 76 , and 94 might be guide- posts and then again , they might not be . Perhaps Sonnets 72 and 76 are hints as to Shake - speare's identity . Perhaps Sonnet 94 is autobiographical . From Sonnets 37 and 89 we gain the im ...
... Sonnets 72 , 76 , and 94 might be guide- posts and then again , they might not be . Perhaps Sonnets 72 and 76 are hints as to Shake - speare's identity . Perhaps Sonnet 94 is autobiographical . From Sonnets 37 and 89 we gain the im ...
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