John Heminge And Henry Condell Friends And Fellow Actors of Shakespeare And Wh
John Heminge And Henry Condell Friends And Fellow Actors of Shakespeare And Wh
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There is no appearance whatever that he had much indication of this, though the researches of scholars have found over one hundred and fifty "allusions" to Shake- peare in contemporary literature before his death. 1 As to the applause his plays received when acted, this he had fully appraised in his own summing up : — Life's but a walking shadow, a poore player That struts and frets his houre upon the stage, And then is heard no more ; it is a tale Told by an ideot, full of sound and fury, Sign...ifying nothing. 2 There could hardly be anything more hopeless when the earth closed on Shakespeare's grave than the expectation that any more would be heard of his unprinted plays, beyond the applause that they might be greeted with when produced at the Globe Theatre, whose property almost, if not entirely they were ; for there were numerous other dramas which were played to suit the public taste for novelty and change, and there is no evidence that his plays would have had any other fate than those dramas, of which most have passed away, forgotten or perished.
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There is no appearance whatever that he had much indication of this, though the researches of scholars have found over one hundred and fifty "allusions" to Shake- peare in contemporary literature before his death. 1 As to the applause his plays received when acted, this he had fully appraised in his own summing up : — Life's but a walking shadow, a poore player That struts and frets his houre upon the stage, And then is heard no more ; it is a tale Told by an ideot, full of sound and fury, Sign...ifying nothing. 2 There could hardly be anything more hopeless when the earth closed on Shakespeare's grave than the expectation that any more would be heard of his unprinted plays, beyond the applause that they might be greeted with when produced at the Globe Theatre, whose property almost, if not entirely they were ; for there were numerous other dramas which were played to suit the public taste for novelty and change, and there is no evidence that his plays would have had any other fate than those dramas, of which most have passed away, forgotten or perished.
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