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Bryan Loughrey
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The Beggar's Opera - John Gay, Bryan Loughrey Five Plays (Penguin Classics) - Thomas Middleton, Neil Taylor, Bryan Loughrey C S Lewis - William Gray, Isobel Armstrong, Bryan Loughrey George Orwell: A Biography - Bryan Loughrey The Poetry of Keats - Brian Stone, Bryan Loughrey Measure For Measure, William Shakespeare... Measure For Measure, William Shakespeare - Linda Cookson, Bryan Loughrey Wole Soyinka - Mpalive-Hangson Msiska, Isobel Armstrong, Bryan Loughrey Edward Bond - Bryan Loughrey, Michael Mangan Kingsley Amis - Richard Bradford, Isobel Armstrong, Bryan Loughrey Wordsworth: Poetry - Alan Gardner, Ashley Gardner, Bryan Loughrey Milton: English Poems of 1645 - C.W.R.D.... Milton: English Poems of 1645 - C.W.R.D. Moseley, Bryan Loughrey Pardoner's Prologue and Tale, Geoffrey C... Pardoner's Prologue and Tale, Geoffrey Chaucer (Critical Essays) - Linda Cookson, Bryan Loughrey Paradise Lost - Peter Weston, Bryan Loughrey Shakespeare: Twelfth Night - Stevie Davies, Bryan Loughrey The Pastoral Mode: A Casebook - Bryan Lo... The Pastoral Mode: A Casebook - Bryan Loughrey "Midsummer Nights Dream", William Shakes... "Midsummer Nights Dream", William Shakespeare (Critical Essays) - Bryan Loughrey
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Victoria Vane
Victoria Vane rated it 15 years ago
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Although it may be odd to read a musical, this is fascinating to me! It was written for the stage and employed many popular tunes from the day (1728). Here's a sample from Page 29 "A fox may steal your Hens, SirA Whore your Helath and Pence, SirYour Daughter robs your chest, SirYour wife may Steal y...
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Bettie's Books rated it 15 years ago
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DVD has arrived---"Fill every glass, for wine inspires us, and fires us, With courage, love and joy. Women and wine should life employ. Is there ought else on earth desirous?"From wiki: The work took satiric aim at the passionate interest of the upper classes in Italian opera, and simultaneously set...
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