John Webster the Periods of His Work As Determined By His Relations to the Dram
John Webster the Periods of His Work As Determined By His Relations to the Dram
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W. D. , p. 16.
^ Biog. Chr. , I, 105.
' Haz. , I, p. 65 : " Eastward Ho and Westward Ho were cries of the Thames Water- men, " etc.
' That the/s/^ of Gulls should be thought to contain an allusion to an execution (that is, in the quibble of the Induction on " quarter ourselves " ), whether Watson and Clarke's or any other, is absurd.
* The earliest and most certain are the echoes from L«ar. See Chap. III. Lear was acted on St. Stephen's Day, 1606, and first printed in 1608.
• A new description ...of Ireland wherein is described the disposition whereunio they are inclined. Printed for T. Adams, lyondon, 1610.
18 There is there a certain brotherhood, called by the name of Karrowes, and these be common gamesters, that do only exercise playing at cards, and they will play away their mantels and their shirts from their backs and when they have got nothing left them they will trusse themselves in straw. This is the life they lead, and from this they will not be reclaimed. New Description, p.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
W. D. , p. 16.
^ Biog. Chr. , I, 105.
' Haz. , I, p. 65 : " Eastward Ho and Westward Ho were cries of the Thames Water- men, " etc.
' That the/s/^ of Gulls should be thought to contain an allusion to an execution (that is, in the quibble of the Induction on " quarter ourselves " ), whether Watson and Clarke's or any other, is absurd.
* The earliest and most certain are the echoes from L«ar. See Chap. III. Lear was acted on St. Stephen's Day, 1606, and first printed in 1608.
• A new description ...of Ireland wherein is described the disposition whereunio they are inclined. Printed for T. Adams, lyondon, 1610.
18 There is there a certain brotherhood, called by the name of Karrowes, and these be common gamesters, that do only exercise playing at cards, and they will play away their mantels and their shirts from their backs and when they have got nothing left them they will trusse themselves in straw. This is the life they lead, and from this they will not be reclaimed. New Description, p.
What to read after John Webster the Periods of His Work As Determined By His Relations to the Dram?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stoll, Elmer Edgar, 1874-1959 to read onlineMoreLess
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