The Works of Shakespeare: In Seven Volumes, Volume 1A. Bettesworth, 1733 |
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... say too much on the Subject : and that nice Distrust , with which You view Your self , makes You think that I cannot fay too little . I can only know that I am forgiven , in be- ing continued to share the Honour of Your Esteem ; and ...
... say too much on the Subject : and that nice Distrust , with which You view Your self , makes You think that I cannot fay too little . I can only know that I am forgiven , in be- ing continued to share the Honour of Your Esteem ; and ...
Pagina lii
... says , that the Whole amounted to about 25 Words : and pretends to have annexed a com- pleat Lift of the Reft ... say of this Author , as Falstaffe does of Poins ; - Hang him , Baboon ! his Wit is as thick as Tewksbury Mustard ...
... says , that the Whole amounted to about 25 Words : and pretends to have annexed a com- pleat Lift of the Reft ... say of this Author , as Falstaffe does of Poins ; - Hang him , Baboon ! his Wit is as thick as Tewksbury Mustard ...
Pagina lxv
... we read over a Play , and came mutually prepar'd to com- municate our Conjectures upon it to each o- ther . The Pleasure of these Appointments , I think , think , I may say , richly compenfated for the The PREFACE . Ixvi.
... we read over a Play , and came mutually prepar'd to com- municate our Conjectures upon it to each o- ther . The Pleasure of these Appointments , I think , think , I may say , richly compenfated for the The PREFACE . Ixvi.
Pagina lxvi
In Seven Volumes William Shakespeare. think , I may say , richly compenfated for the Labour in our own Thoughts : and I may venture to affirm , in the Behalf of my Af- sistant , that our Author has deriv'd no little Improvement from them ...
In Seven Volumes William Shakespeare. think , I may say , richly compenfated for the Labour in our own Thoughts : and I may venture to affirm , in the Behalf of my Af- sistant , that our Author has deriv'd no little Improvement from them ...
Pagina lxvii
... say , that , to clear up several Errors in the Historical Plays , I purposely read over Hall and Holingshead's Chronicles in the Reigns concern'd ; all the Novels in Italian , from from which our Author had borrow'd any of his Plots The ...
... say , that , to clear up several Errors in the Historical Plays , I purposely read over Hall and Holingshead's Chronicles in the Reigns concern'd ; all the Novels in Italian , from from which our Author had borrow'd any of his Plots The ...
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