The Philosophy

of

William Shakespeare.

HE NEEDED NOT THE SPECTACLES OF BOOKS TO READ NATURE; HE LOOKED INWARDS, AND FOUND HER THERE.

JOHN DRYDEN.

LONDON,
MDCCCLVII.

THE

PHILOSOPHY

OF

WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE

DELINEATING IN

Seven Hundred and Fifty Passages,

SELECTED FROM HIS PLAYS,

THE MULTIFORM PHASES OF THE HUMAN MIND,

COLLATED, ELUCIDATED, AND ALPHABETICALLY

ARRANGED.

"TIS THE MIND THAT MAKES THE BODY RICH."

LONDON:

WILLIAM WHITE,

34, NORTH AUDLEY STREET, GROSVENOR SQUARE.

1857.

THE RIGHT OF TRANSLATION IS RESERVED.