[paper on Shakespeare]

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        <ptr target="ukred-25427">"Mr Edminson then made some interesting remarks on the subject of Shakespeare"s [?? illegible] and portraits as an introduction to readings &amp; songs from the poet"s works, the programme consisting of the folowing.
Song. Sigh no more Ladies Mrs Cass
Reading from Cymbeline A.F.H. Rawlings
"" from Hamlet Mrs Stansfield
Paper on Hamlet C.L. Stansfield
reading from Taming of Shrew Mr and Mrs Cass
"" "" Much Ado Miss Neild
"" "" Henry V Mr and Mrs Edminson
song Who is Sylvia Mrs Cass".</ptr>
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