The Plays of William Shakspeare: with the corrections and illustrations of various commentators, Volumen1AMS Press, 1900 |
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... Shew Something upon the Same Subject at least as well written by Shakspeare . 15 their closets , he was not only notadmired in his own time by the generality , but not even understood . His friend Beaumont affures him in a copy of ...
... Shew Something upon the Same Subject at least as well written by Shakspeare . 15 their closets , he was not only notadmired in his own time by the generality , but not even understood . His friend Beaumont affures him in a copy of ...
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... shew all the poets of antiquity out - done by Shakspeare , in all the topicks and com- mon - places made use of in poetry . The enemies of Shakspeare would by no means yield him fo much excellence ; fo that it came to a resolution of a ...
... shew all the poets of antiquity out - done by Shakspeare , in all the topicks and com- mon - places made use of in poetry . The enemies of Shakspeare would by no means yield him fo much excellence ; fo that it came to a resolution of a ...
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... shew any testimony of his regard for Mr. Combe , that gentleman being then dead ; but that he continued a friendly correfpondence with his family to the laft , appears evidently ( as Mr. Steevens has observed ) from his leaving his ...
... shew any testimony of his regard for Mr. Combe , that gentleman being then dead ; but that he continued a friendly correfpondence with his family to the laft , appears evidently ( as Mr. Steevens has observed ) from his leaving his ...
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... shew his respect for her memory by a monu- ment , or even an infcription of any kind . He seems not to have been sensible of the honourable alliance he had made . Shakspeare's grand - daughter would not , at this day , go to her grave ...
... shew his respect for her memory by a monu- ment , or even an infcription of any kind . He seems not to have been sensible of the honourable alliance he had made . Shakspeare's grand - daughter would not , at this day , go to her grave ...
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... shews a won- derful invention in the author , who could strike out such a particular wild image , and is certainly one of the finest and most uncommon grotesques that ever was seen . The observation , which I have been informed , three ...
... shews a won- derful invention in the author , who could strike out such a particular wild image , and is certainly one of the finest and most uncommon grotesques that ever was seen . The observation , which I have been informed , three ...
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