Shakespeare's allusions to nature, on land and sea
Subtitle: A study of the great author by subject, made into something more than a list of quotations. A Shakespearean summer idyl. Gems from the incomparable bard, unchanged in form and undimmed in lustre, woven into a story that may be read as a dramatic monologue which Shakespeare did not write. A pageant of nature. To enhance the charm of rural life
By: Selected and arranged by William Stowell Mills
Publisher: The Lenox Press
Published: 1914
Place of publication: New Lenox, Ill
Language: eng
Number of pages: 66
Subjects: Knowledge; Natural history; Nature in literature
Other titles: Lure of the open
Notes: Printed on one side of double leaves, folded once in Japanese style.

"One hundred copies, printed for private distribution, of which this is number 2".

Includes bibliographical references.