The New International Encyclopædia, Volume 18Daniel Coit Gilman, Harry Thurston Peck, Frank Moore Colby Dodd, Mead, 1907 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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... production of his tragedy of Cambyses ; and the Earl of Rochester and others , wishing to annoy Dryden , loudly proclaimed Settle the better dramatist . Through the influ- ence of Rochester , Settle's next tragedy , The Empress of ...
... production of his tragedy of Cambyses ; and the Earl of Rochester and others , wishing to annoy Dryden , loudly proclaimed Settle the better dramatist . Through the influ- ence of Rochester , Settle's next tragedy , The Empress of ...
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... produce a chain - stitch . Each type has its ad- herents among seamstresses . The lock - stitch re- sembles weaving in its formation , while the chain - stitch resembles knitting , and is easily raveled . According to the census for ...
... produce a chain - stitch . Each type has its ad- herents among seamstresses . The lock - stitch re- sembles weaving in its formation , while the chain - stitch resembles knitting , and is easily raveled . According to the census for ...
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... production is by male and female cells . The ovary and testis are sexual glands ( go- nads ) , and may be regarded ... produce females , while high temperature produces males ; he found that the heavier , well - fed ewes produced ewes ...
... production is by male and female cells . The ovary and testis are sexual glands ( go- nads ) , and may be regarded ... produce females , while high temperature produces males ; he found that the heavier , well - fed ewes produced ewes ...
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... production . Shakespeare's income from the revision and writ- ing of plays up to 1599 can hardly have been more than £ 20 a year , which , added to £ 110 or £ 115 from acting , would make his entire income £ 130 or £ 135 , equal to from ...
... production . Shakespeare's income from the revision and writ- ing of plays up to 1599 can hardly have been more than £ 20 a year , which , added to £ 110 or £ 115 from acting , would make his entire income £ 130 or £ 135 , equal to from ...
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... production was in collabora- tion . After his death it was revealed through his friend Richard Whiteing that Sharp was the author of the Celtic romances published under the name of Fiona Macleod and distinguished by imagination and a ...
... production was in collabora- tion . After his death it was revealed through his friend Richard Whiteing that Sharp was the author of the Celtic romances published under the name of Fiona Macleod and distinguished by imagination and a ...
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