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...embarrasses sentences and metaphors i before one idea has burst its shell, another is hatched and clamourous for disclosure. If Fletcher wrote some scenes in imitation, why did he stop î or shall we say that Shakespeare wrote the other scenes in imitation of Fletcher ? that he gave...

...adding image to image so deliberately that we see where they join: Shakspeare mingles every thing, he runs line into line, embarrasses sentences and...burst its shell, another is hatched and clamorous tor disclosure. If Fletcher wrote some scenes in imitation, why did he stop? or Khali we say that Shakspeare...

...deliberately, that we see their junctures. Shakspeare mingles every thing, runs line into line, embarasses sentences and metaphors ; before one idea has burst...shell, another is hatched and clamorous for disclosure. Another striking difference between Fletcher and Shakspeare, is the fondness of the former for unnatural...

...adding image to image so deliberately, that we see their junctures. Shakspeare mingles every thing, runs line into line, embarrasses sentences and metaphors...shell, another is hatched and clamorous for disclosure. Another striking difference between Fletcher and Shakspeare, is the fondness of the former for unnatural...

...deliberately, that we see their junctures. Shakspeare mingles every thing, runs line into line, embarasses sentences and metaphors ; before one idea has burst...shell, another is hatched and clamorous for disclosure. Another striking difference between Fletcher and Shakspeare, is the fondness of the former for unnatural...

...deliberately, that we see their junctures. Shakspeare mingles every thing, runs line into line, embarasses sentences and metaphors; before one idea has burst...shell, another is hatched and clamorous for disclosure. Another striking difference between Fletcher and Shakspeare, is the fondness of the former for unnatural...

...deliberately, that we see their junctures. Shakspeare mingles every thing, runs line into line, embarasses sentences and metaphors ; before one idea has burst...shell, another is hatched and clamorous for disclosure. Another striking difference between Fletcher and Shakspeare, is the fondness of the former for unnatural...

...adding image to image so deliberately, that we see their junctures. Shakspeare mingles everything, runs line into line, embarrasses sentences and metaphors...shell, another is hatched and clamorous for disclosure. Another striking difference between Fletcher and Shakspeare, is the fondness of the former for unnatural...

...adding image to image so deliberately, that we see their junctures. Shakspeare mingles everything, runs line into line, embarrasses sentences and metaphors...shell, another is hatched and clamorous for disclosure. Another striking difference between Fletcher and Shakspeare, is the fondness of the former for unnatural...