The Plays of William Shakspeare, Volume 17Printed and fold by J.J. Tourneisen, 1801 |
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... editors have given it - which iffurs . JOHNSON . Gum and iffues were inferted by Mr. Pope ; oozes by Dr. Johufon . The two oldeft copies read : Our poefie is as a gowne which uses . STELVENS , MALONE . Provokes itself , and , like the ...
... editors have given it - which iffurs . JOHNSON . Gum and iffues were inferted by Mr. Pope ; oozes by Dr. Johufon . The two oldeft copies read : Our poefie is as a gowne which uses . STELVENS , MALONE . Provokes itself , and , like the ...
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... editors , who have joined in one , what was intended by Shak- fpeare as two diftin & fentences . then the fenfe will be evident : our gentle flame - It should be pointed thus , and Provokes itfelf , and like the current flies ; - Each ...
... editors , who have joined in one , what was intended by Shak- fpeare as two diftin & fentences . then the fenfe will be evident : our gentle flame - It should be pointed thus , and Provokes itfelf , and like the current flies ; - Each ...
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... editors read , more elegantly , of fortune . The alteration was first made in the fecond folio , from ignorance of Shakspeare's di & ion . MALONE . — Though I cannot impute fuch a correction to the ignorance of the perfon who made it ...
... editors read , more elegantly , of fortune . The alteration was first made in the fecond folio , from ignorance of Shakspeare's di & ion . MALONE . — Though I cannot impute fuch a correction to the ignorance of the perfon who made it ...
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... editor's paying no attention to abrupt fentences . Our author , I fuppofe , wrote : That I had no angry wit . - To be a lord ! Art thou , & c . Apemantus is asked , why after having wished to be a lord , he fhould hate himself . He ...
... editor's paying no attention to abrupt fentences . Our author , I fuppofe , wrote : That I had no angry wit . - To be a lord ! Art thou , & c . Apemantus is asked , why after having wished to be a lord , he fhould hate himself . He ...
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... editors have exhibited in a loose kind of meire , were intended by the author as profe ; in which form they appear in the old copy . MALONE . 5 Rich men fin , ] Dr. Farmer proposes to read - fing . REED , TIM . field now . Captain ...
... editors have exhibited in a loose kind of meire , were intended by the author as profe ; in which form they appear in the old copy . MALONE . 5 Rich men fin , ] Dr. Farmer proposes to read - fing . REED , TIM . field now . Captain ...
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