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... tradition of the kind . On the contrary , there is a tradition that Shakespeare reacted strongly against such in- fluences . We have it recorded on the authority of an old actor , whose father had been a fellow - actor with Shakespeare ...
... tradition of the kind . On the contrary , there is a tradition that Shakespeare reacted strongly against such in- fluences . We have it recorded on the authority of an old actor , whose father had been a fellow - actor with Shakespeare ...
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... tradition set on foot by the intro- duction of the Minuscule handwriting enabled the Pope gradually to emancipate himself from his traditional surroundings ; for the Roman notaries could not write in that character . The freedom thus ...
... tradition set on foot by the intro- duction of the Minuscule handwriting enabled the Pope gradually to emancipate himself from his traditional surroundings ; for the Roman notaries could not write in that character . The freedom thus ...
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... tradition . This young America was originally composed of all the prodigals , truants , and adventurous spirits that the colonial families produced : it was fed continually by the younger generation , born in a spacious , half - empty ...
... tradition . This young America was originally composed of all the prodigals , truants , and adventurous spirits that the colonial families produced : it was fed continually by the younger generation , born in a spacious , half - empty ...
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