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Higham /ˈhaɪ.əm/ is a
large village,
civil parish and
electoral ward in the
borough of
Gravesham in Kent, England. The
village lies south-east of Gravesend...
- Gads Hill
Place in Higham, Kent,
sometimes spelt Gadshill Place and Gad's Hill Place, was the
country home of
Charles ****ens, the most
successful British...
- Shakespeare's
Henry IV,
Parts 1 and 2, in
which Melvin metamorphosed as
Gadshill, Shallow,
Vernon and the Earl of March. The
production of Oh, What a Lovely...
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hostess of the Boar's Head
Tavern Francis –
tapster Vintner –
tavern keeper Gadshill Two
Carriers (Mugs and Tom)
Ostler Rebels Henry Percy, Earl of Northumberland...
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Trilogy set in a women's prison, when she pla****
Ferdinand in The Tempest,
Gadshill and Lady
Percy in
Henry IV, and
Lucius in
Julius Caesar. The
Guardian said...
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morning Hal, Falstaff, Bardolph, Peto, and
Poins disguise themselves in
Gadshill to
prepare to rob a
group of
traveling pilgrims.
After Falstaff, Bardolph...
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being led into the
forest by Ruthven.
Scene 4:
Outside the inn Blunt,
Gadshill,
Scrop and
Green sing of the
pleasures of drink. Blunt's wife Suse upbraids...
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Donmar Warehouse's All-Female
Shakespeare Trilogy Alonso /
Worcester /
Gadshill / C****ius 2019
Shakespeare & Hathaway:
Private Investigators Claudia Farrel...
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brought before Angelo by Elbow, in
Measure for Measure.
Gadshill (fict) is the "setter" of the
Gadshill robbery in
Henry IV, Part 1. For
Gaius see Caius. Gallus...
- just been
unmercifully made game of by the
Prince for
running away at
Gadshill in a
fashion that
could only, by
everyone in the
tavern company except...
