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...re on restricted access due to physical condition or uniqueness. [[Reading Room policy|Researcher Services]] staff may ask researchers to first consult the

:Hall, Kim F. “Reading What Isn’t There: ‘Black’ Studies in Early Modern England,” ''Stanf SUGGESTED FURTHER READING:<br>

...elved in the open stacks on Deck B; items can also be found in the Reading Room reference collection or staff offices. They can be charged to readers, staf ...nated for "rush cataloging"; these items are taken straight to the Reading Room after they are cataloged.)

...ticle lists and gives an orientation to the works of art on display in the reading rooms at the [[Folger Shakespeare Library]] from the 1990s to 2020. For mor Other items of interest in the reading rooms include the pair of 19th century globes at the main entrance (replica

...lger]], took place on September 28, 2018 from 1-4 pm in the Deck B Seminar Room. It was curated by Kristen Sieck. ...title%2Cimprint&mi=251&trs=264 stained glass window] in the Paster Reading Room, second from the right. Which do you think holds truer to the original text

...isoner in the Fleet. To take two examples, Stonley defended his claim to a room, in fact a cell, which had relatively good access to light and air; and he ...arris, and Giles Mandelbrote (eds.), ''Owners, Annotators and the Signs of Reading'' (London: British Library, 2005).<br/>

...objects are not in the Folger catalog, but can be called up to the Reading Room using his abbreviations "Lyttle Boke" and "Reliques" plus the number from t

...re, there will be two rooms, a beginner/refresher room and an intermediate room. Participants are welcome to drift between them. Anything we transcribe as ...re, there will be two rooms, a beginner/refresher room and an intermediate room. Participants are welcome to drift between them. Anything we transcribe as

...n “English” or “literature” classes, which usually involve a lot of silent reading. However, as with drama from any period, these plays were meant to be perfo ...e a student is familiar with these sounds, it’s easy to gain confidence in reading and performing Middle English.

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...registration, an introduction to the rules and regulations of the Reading Room, a tour of the Library, and a brief orientation to the Folger Library’s o ...lists: in particular the two early Blackwells anthologies (see ‘background reading’) provide good introductions to specific fields you may need to know abou

...ings at the Folger]]. The event was held in the historic '''Paster Reading Room'''.

...|striking monologues from medieval plays]] or from the plays you have been reading in class. ...uld be actively engaged at this stage, possibly circulating throughout the room, encouraging the student pairs in their work.

:Julia Gill '20; “Henry Norman Hudson and the Reading of Shakespeare in American Classrooms” ...glish Parlor and Privacy: An Examination of Possible Uses of the Rotherwas Room" [title provided by cataloger]

...ning with the 2010–11 season, it was renamed [[O.B. Hardison, Jr.]] Poetry reading series in honor of its founder, O. B. Hardison, Jr. ...mbinations of lecture, conversation, and performance, O.B. Hardison Poetry reading series is committed to expanding the contexts in which poetry is experience

He opened her first e-mail in the Folger Reading Room. "Once I saw Rosamond's mercury glass experiments," says Witmore, he knew " *Eric Stepp, after Athanasius Kircher (1602–80). Model of metamorphosis room constructed for this exhibition.

*Return materials to Reading Room staff for shelving

...s. That way, the barcode will be entered into Hamnet only once and Reading Room staff will need to make only one transaction when checking the book out, at

...es were placed in a "mortuary urn niche" in what is now the Paster Reading Room, behind the bronze tablet engraved with ''To the Glory of William Shakespea

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