The Plays of William Shakspeare, Volumen1Printed and fold by J.J. Tourneisen, 1900 |
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... perhaps a reluctance or inability to decide be- tween contradi & tory fentiments , have alfo occafioned the appearance of more annotations than were absolutely wanted , unless it be thought requifite that our author , like a Dauphin ...
... perhaps a reluctance or inability to decide be- tween contradi & tory fentiments , have alfo occafioned the appearance of more annotations than were absolutely wanted , unless it be thought requifite that our author , like a Dauphin ...
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... perhaps is not very remote from truth . When the predeceffor of it appeared , fome in- telligent friend or admirer of Shakspeare might have obferved its defects , and corrected many of them in its margin , from early manuscripts ...
... perhaps is not very remote from truth . When the predeceffor of it appeared , fome in- telligent friend or admirer of Shakspeare might have obferved its defects , and corrected many of them in its margin , from early manuscripts ...
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... perhaps to intimate that no greater could be detected . Both little and great ( and doubtlefs there may be the ufual proportion of both ) are here expofed ( with very few exceptions ) to the candour and perfpicacity of the reader , who ...
... perhaps to intimate that no greater could be detected . Both little and great ( and doubtlefs there may be the ufual proportion of both ) are here expofed ( with very few exceptions ) to the candour and perfpicacity of the reader , who ...
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... perhaps , for another man to ftrike out the greatest thoughts in the finest expreffion , and to reach thofe excellen cies of poetry with the cafe of a first imagination , which him- felf with infinite labor and ftudy could but hardly ...
... perhaps , for another man to ftrike out the greatest thoughts in the finest expreffion , and to reach thofe excellen cies of poetry with the cafe of a first imagination , which him- felf with infinite labor and ftudy could but hardly ...
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... perhaps he was too eafily fatisfied with fuch as fell in his way , without making any rigid fearch into their authenticity . It appears alfo from a following copy of this infcription , that it was not afcribed to Shakipeare fo early as ...
... perhaps he was too eafily fatisfied with fuch as fell in his way , without making any rigid fearch into their authenticity . It appears alfo from a following copy of this infcription , that it was not afcribed to Shakipeare fo early as ...
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