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... moft certainly have believed the person who should have told him that Shakspeare himself was a natural fon of Queen Elizabeth . Mr. T. Warton has pleasantly observed ( see p . 73. n . 3. ) that he " can not suppose Shakspeare to have ...
... moft certainly have believed the person who should have told him that Shakspeare himself was a natural fon of Queen Elizabeth . Mr. T. Warton has pleasantly observed ( see p . 73. n . 3. ) that he " can not suppose Shakspeare to have ...
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... moft contemptibly scratched with a pen on a small fquare piece of yellow parchment , and framed and glazed as an authen- tick icon by the " curyous poyntil " of Rowley . But this fame draw- · ing very foon ceased to be stationary , was ...
... moft contemptibly scratched with a pen on a small fquare piece of yellow parchment , and framed and glazed as an authen- tick icon by the " curyous poyntil " of Rowley . But this fame draw- · ing very foon ceased to be stationary , was ...
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... moft readily have paid for the best engraving from it that could have been produced by the most skilful of our modern artifis ; but it is idle to be at the charge of perpetuating illu- fions and who fhall offer to point out , among the ...
... moft readily have paid for the best engraving from it that could have been produced by the most skilful of our modern artifis ; but it is idle to be at the charge of perpetuating illu- fions and who fhall offer to point out , among the ...
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... moft diligent and fagacious of our celebrated Poet's annotators . It may be proper , indeed , to obferve that a few of these remarks are omitted because they had been anticipated ; and that a few others have excluded themselves by their ...
... moft diligent and fagacious of our celebrated Poet's annotators . It may be proper , indeed , to obferve that a few of these remarks are omitted because they had been anticipated ; and that a few others have excluded themselves by their ...
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... during a long and uninterrupted series of lines , no other peculiarities than were common to the works of his moft celebrated contemporaries , and whofe general ease and sweetness of verfification are hitherto ADVERTISEMENT . xiii.
... during a long and uninterrupted series of lines , no other peculiarities than were common to the works of his moft celebrated contemporaries , and whofe general ease and sweetness of verfification are hitherto ADVERTISEMENT . xiii.
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