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32 FLEET STREET 51 SOUTH CASTLE adverb ancient angels Atlas beautiful beginning this extract Book bound in cloth Brutus Cæsar called Caphtor CAXTON BUILDINGS chief chorus colours comedy Compare Comus Crown 8vo death delightful doth E.C. LIVERPOOL earth Edition Elizabethan ellipsis English Examples from Milton follows Foolscap 8vo FRANCON WILLIAMS genius Geography GEORGE PHILIP Globe Greek hath heaven Henry VIII History of England honour Il Penseroso Illustrations joined Julius Cæsar King L'Allegro language Latin lines literally means literary live LONDON Lycidas Macbeth Maps Merch Milton noble noun Paradise Lost passage Pelops period Philistian poem poet poet's pronounced properly means Richard Richard II round Sams Samson Agonistes Satan says seems sense sentence Shylock sleep solemn SOUTH CASTLE STREET speak Stratford subjunctive mood Supply the ellipsis theatre thee thou thought tion tragedy verb WILLIAM SMALL Wolsey word wouldst
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