...dramatist, re-written with the decoration of poetry added to its original farcical extravagance,) the , blood-thirsty lord ; And for that cause I train'd...thee to my house. Long time thy. shadow hath been and the MERRY WIVES OP WINDSOR, successively appeared during these years. In the MERCHANT OF VENICE,...

...Werke waren: «Henry the Fifth», «Richard the Second», «Coriolanus», «Othello», «Hamlet», «The Merchant of Venice». «Much Ado About Nothing», «As You Like It«. «Twelfth Night». «The Taming of the Shrew». «The Merry Wives of Windsor» und «Love's Labour's Lost». Die letztere, über...

...in paper covers, the plays starred in the following list (Mailing Price, 25 cts. ; Introduction, 3d cts.) : — *A Midsummer-Night's Dream. The Merchant...in his Variorum edition of King Lear, page 438 : I cannct refrain from here recording my thorough admiration for Mr. Hudson's aesthetic criticisms. No...

...made by the summer growth of Shakespeare's four greatest works in pure and perfect comedy, namely, The Merchant of Venice, Much Ado About Nothing, As You Like It, and Twelfth Night; and also Julius Ccesar, and (at least in its earlier form) Hamlet. To the third...

...expurgated and annotated for school use. The series contains the following: Midsummer Nights' Dream, Merchant of Venice, Much Ado about Nothing, As You Like It, Twelfth Night, The Tempest, Winter's Tale, King John, Richard II., Richard III., Henry IV. Part I, Henry IV. Part 2, Henry V.,...

...and may, as far as the humorous knight is concerned, receive it on some future time. The comedies are the " Merchant of Venice," " Much ado about Nothing," " As you like it," " Twelfth Night." No play brings out so clearly as the "Merchant" the artificiality of our division of dramas into tragedy,...

...have never before been included in our school series. Wefurnish of the Old Edition, in paper cm'ers, the plays starred in the following list (Mailing Price,...Furness, in his Variorum edition of King Lear, page 438 : 1 cannot refrain from here recording my thorough admiration for Mr. Hudson's aesthetic criticisms....

...included in our school series. We furnish of the Old Edition, in in the following list (Mailing 30 cts.) : — *A Midsummer-Night's Dream. *The Merchant...in his Variorum edition of King Lear, page 438 : I cannct refrain from here recording my thorough admiration for Mr. Hudson's aesthetic criticisms. No...

...pric'e of each: Cloth, 50 cents; Paper, 35 cents. Introduction price: Cloth, 45 cents; Paper, 30 cents. A Midsummer-Night's Dream. The Merchant of Venice....Henry Fourth, Part First. Henry Fourth, Part Second. Henry the Fifth. Henry the Eighth. Romeo and Juliet. Julius Ceesar. Hamlet. King Lear. Macbeth. Antony...

...in paper covers, the plays starred in the following list (Mailing Price, 25 cts. ; Introduction. 30 cts.) : — *A Midsummer-Night's Dream. *The Merchant...in his Variorum edition of King Lear, page 438 : I canre: refrain from here recording my thorough admiration for Mr. Hudson's aesthetic criticisms. No...