Mr. William Shakespeare's Comedies, Histories, Tragedies, and Poems: ComediesHoughton, Mifflin, 1883 |
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Strana xiii
... kind of editing ? Yet not a little of the extraneous parts of many annotated editions of Shakespeare are made up of rubbish which is of this sort , if not , all of it , quite so rubbishy . What the reader of Shakespeare , the reader of ...
... kind of editing ? Yet not a little of the extraneous parts of many annotated editions of Shakespeare are made up of rubbish which is of this sort , if not , all of it , quite so rubbishy . What the reader of Shakespeare , the reader of ...
Strana xvii
... kind and period , I may not be able to explain ; but I am sure that it is shared , or will be shared , by those of my fellow students whose opin- ion is most entitled to respect . It is a mingled feeling , of en- tire lack of reverence ...
... kind and period , I may not be able to explain ; but I am sure that it is shared , or will be shared , by those of my fellow students whose opin- ion is most entitled to respect . It is a mingled feeling , of en- tire lack of reverence ...
Strana xxxv
... kind in regard to him . But tradition , which is strongly supported by probability on all points , says that he reached Lon- don in such poverty that he lived at first by holding the horses of gentlemen who rode to the theatre ; that he ...
... kind in regard to him . But tradition , which is strongly supported by probability on all points , says that he reached Lon- don in such poverty that he lived at first by holding the horses of gentlemen who rode to the theatre ; that he ...
Strana xxxvi
... Kind Heart's Dream , took occasion to refer to the matter and to say , " I am as sory as if the originall fault had beene my fault because myselfe have seene his demeanor no lesse civil than he exelent in the qualitie he professes ...
... Kind Heart's Dream , took occasion to refer to the matter and to say , " I am as sory as if the originall fault had beene my fault because myselfe have seene his demeanor no lesse civil than he exelent in the qualitie he professes ...
Strana 1
... kind of traf- fike , no knowledge of letters , no intelligence of numbers , no name of magistrate , nor of politike superiority ; no use of service , of riches , or of poverty ; no contracts , no successions , no dividends , no occu ...
... kind of traf- fike , no knowledge of letters , no intelligence of numbers , no name of magistrate , nor of politike superiority ; no use of service , of riches , or of poverty ; no contracts , no successions , no dividends , no occu ...
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