The Plays of William Shakspeare: with the corrections and illustrations of various commentators, Band 1AMS Press, 1900 |
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... speak technically ) composed of 2680 diftinct pieces of metal . * As was formerly therefore observed , he who waited till the river should run dry , did not act with less reason than the editors would do , who should fufpend a ...
... speak technically ) composed of 2680 diftinct pieces of metal . * As was formerly therefore observed , he who waited till the river should run dry , did not act with less reason than the editors would do , who should fufpend a ...
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... speaking of the same performance , says , " But when I view'd the people's beastly rage , " Bent to confound ... speak of former times . The truth is , that however extravagant the elogiums were that a few scholars gave him in I ...
... speaking of the same performance , says , " But when I view'd the people's beastly rage , " Bent to confound ... speak of former times . The truth is , that however extravagant the elogiums were that a few scholars gave him in I ...
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... speaking , this is no jocular epitaph , butamalevolent prediction ; and Braithwaite's copy is furely more to be depended on ( being procured in or before the year 1618 ) than that delivered to Betterton or Rowe , almost a century ...
... speaking , this is no jocular epitaph , butamalevolent prediction ; and Braithwaite's copy is furely more to be depended on ( being procured in or before the year 1618 ) than that delivered to Betterton or Rowe , almost a century ...
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... speaking of an unmarried lady could her chrif- tian name be omitted , as it often is at present ; for then no diftinction would have remained between her and her mo- ther . Some married ladies indeed were diitinguished from their ...
... speaking of an unmarried lady could her chrif- tian name be omitted , as it often is at present ; for then no diftinction would have remained between her and her mo- ther . Some married ladies indeed were diitinguished from their ...
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... speak- ing to him , " “ 66 66 " Cæfar thou dost me wrong : " He replied : " Cæfar did never wrong , but with just cause . copies . From the play of Henry V. being more perfect in the folio edition than in the quarto , nothing follows ...
... speak- ing to him , " “ 66 66 " Cæfar thou dost me wrong : " He replied : " Cæfar did never wrong , but with just cause . copies . From the play of Henry V. being more perfect in the folio edition than in the quarto , nothing follows ...
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