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'I fancy you must be convinced because you cannot imagine women to have any share of public spirit, Nevil. A grain of truth in that remark set Nevil reflecting. 'I want them to have it, he remarked, and glanced at a Tory placard, probably the puppet's fresh-printed address to the electors, on one of the wayside fir-trees. 'Bevisham looks well from here.
N. and O., being fresh-printed, the sole alteration in the former being the substitution of 1605 for 1604. Hamlet is not mentioned by Meres in 1598, and it could not have been written before 1599, in which year the Globe was erected, there being a clear allusion to that theatre in act ii, sc. 2.
'I fancy you must be convinced because you cannot imagine women to have any share of public spirit, Nevil. A grain of truth in that remark set Nevil reflecting. 'I want them to have it, he remarked, and glanced at a Tory placard, probably the puppet's fresh-printed address to the electors, on one of the wayside fir-trees. 'Bevisham looks well from here.
All around the outer square were shops with gilded fronts and most amazing signs: golden angels with outstretched wings, tiger heads, bears, brazen serpents, and silver cranes; and in and out of the shop-doors darted apprentices with new-bound books and fresh-printed slips; for this was old St. Paul's, the meeting-place of London town, and in Paul's Yard the printers and the bookmen dealt.
The bundle of fresh-printed menus was getting heavy under her arm she had just come from the printer's and the soda fountain at the corner drug store tempted her. She yielded. She took a seat alongside a revolving electric fan and let the breeze play on her heated cheek. She felt suddenly lazy and allowed herself a delicious relaxation.
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