The Plays of William Shakspeare: With the Corrections and Illustrations of Various Commentators, to which are Added Notes, Volumen2J. Johnson, 1803 |
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... Shrew , if indeed it be his , ftrongly proves the extent of his reading : had he known Terence , he would not have quoted erro- neoufly from his Grammar . Every one hath met with men in common life , who , according to the language of ...
... Shrew , if indeed it be his , ftrongly proves the extent of his reading : had he known Terence , he would not have quoted erro- neoufly from his Grammar . Every one hath met with men in common life , who , according to the language of ...
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... Shrew , and his affuming the name and character of Vincentio , feem to be evidently taken from the difguife of the Sycophanta in the Trinummus of the faid author ; 5 and there is a quotation from the 5 This obfervation of Mr. Colman is ...
... Shrew , and his affuming the name and character of Vincentio , feem to be evidently taken from the difguife of the Sycophanta in the Trinummus of the faid author ; 5 and there is a quotation from the 5 This obfervation of Mr. Colman is ...
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... much the taste of the Provençal and Italian poets ; perhaps it might be hinted by the Ode of Sappho , preferved by Longinus : Petrarch is full of it : into the dialogue of The Taming of the Shrew , LEARNING OF SHAKSPEARE . 59.
... much the taste of the Provençal and Italian poets ; perhaps it might be hinted by the Ode of Sappho , preferved by Longinus : Petrarch is full of it : into the dialogue of The Taming of the Shrew , LEARNING OF SHAKSPEARE . 59.
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... Shrew , that I think it puts the question of Shakspeare's having read the Roman comick poets in the original lan- guage out of all doubt , • Redime te captum , quam queas , minimo . " With refpect to refemblances , I fhall not trouble ...
... Shrew , that I think it puts the question of Shakspeare's having read the Roman comick poets in the original lan- guage out of all doubt , • Redime te captum , quam queas , minimo . " With refpect to refemblances , I fhall not trouble ...
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... Shrew is borrowed from the Trinummus , and no translation of that was extant . " Mr. Colman indeed hath been better employed : but if he had met with an old comedy , called Supposes , tranflated from Ariofto by George Gaf- coigne ; he ...
... Shrew is borrowed from the Trinummus , and no translation of that was extant . " Mr. Colman indeed hath been better employed : but if he had met with an old comedy , called Supposes , tranflated from Ariofto by George Gaf- coigne ; he ...
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