The Works of Shakespeare: In Seven Volumes, Volume 1A. Bettesworth, 1733 |
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Pagina xxii
... Poet has so well , and artfully , guarded his Character from the Suf- picions of habitual and unreformable Profli- gateness ; that even from the first shewing him upon the Stage , in the first Part of Hen- ry IV , when he made him ...
... Poet has so well , and artfully , guarded his Character from the Suf- picions of habitual and unreformable Profli- gateness ; that even from the first shewing him upon the Stage , in the first Part of Hen- ry IV , when he made him ...
Pagina xxiii
In Seven Volumes William Shakespeare. Such a Conduct in a Poet ( as Shakespeare has manifested on many like Occafions ... Poets to make a Parade and Oftentation of that little Science they have ; and to throw it out in the most ...
In Seven Volumes William Shakespeare. Such a Conduct in a Poet ( as Shakespeare has manifested on many like Occafions ... Poets to make a Parade and Oftentation of that little Science they have ; and to throw it out in the most ...
Pagina xxvii
... Poet , who had not himself been , some time or other , engaged in a Confpiracy , could ever have given such Force of ... Poets , " for that in his Works we find no Traces of b3 " " It any ८८ any thing which looks like an ...
... Poet , who had not himself been , some time or other , engaged in a Confpiracy , could ever have given such Force of ... Poets , " for that in his Works we find no Traces of b3 " " It any ८८ any thing which looks like an ...
Pagina xxviii
... Poet seems closely to have imitated the Claf- fics , whether Mr. Rowe's Assertion be so abfo- lutely to be depended on . The Result of the Controversy must certainly , either way , ter- minate to our Author's Honour : how hap- pily he ...
... Poet seems closely to have imitated the Claf- fics , whether Mr. Rowe's Assertion be so abfo- lutely to be depended on . The Result of the Controversy must certainly , either way , ter- minate to our Author's Honour : how hap- pily he ...
Pagina xxxv
... Poet , that this Gentleman has been sparing in indulging his private Sense ; for He , who tampers with an Author whom he does not understand , must do it at the Expence of his Subject . I have made it evident throughout my Remarks ...
... Poet , that this Gentleman has been sparing in indulging his private Sense ; for He , who tampers with an Author whom he does not understand , must do it at the Expence of his Subject . I have made it evident throughout my Remarks ...
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