The Plays of William Shakespeare: In Twenty-one Volumes, with the Corrections and Illustrations of Various Commentators, to which are Added Notes, Volumen1J. Nichols and Son, 1813 |
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... faults , indeed , -si quid prodest delicta fateri , -within half a century , ( when the present race of voluminous criticks is extinct ) can- not fail to be remedied by a judicious and frugal selection from the labours of us all . Nor ...
... faults , indeed , -si quid prodest delicta fateri , -within half a century , ( when the present race of voluminous criticks is extinct ) can- not fail to be remedied by a judicious and frugal selection from the labours of us all . Nor ...
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... faults escaped on account of the author's distance from the press ; ' faults , indeed , which could not have occurred , had every printing - office , as at present , been furnished with a regular and literary superintendant of its ...
... faults escaped on account of the author's distance from the press ; ' faults , indeed , which could not have occurred , had every printing - office , as at present , been furnished with a regular and literary superintendant of its ...
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... faults and merits of this book , and thereby prove the former to have been many , and the latter scarce any at all , we will most openly acknowledge our misapprehension , and subscribe ( a circumstance of • Thus ( as one instance out of ...
... faults and merits of this book , and thereby prove the former to have been many , and the latter scarce any at all , we will most openly acknowledge our misapprehension , and subscribe ( a circumstance of • Thus ( as one instance out of ...
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... faults , which might have eluded the most vigilant faculties of sight and hearing that were ever placed as spies over the labours of each other . They are not even mentioned here as a co- vert mode of attack , or as a " note of ...
... faults , which might have eluded the most vigilant faculties of sight and hearing that were ever placed as spies over the labours of each other . They are not even mentioned here as a co- vert mode of attack , or as a " note of ...
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... faults , which might have eluded the most vigilant faculties of sight and hearing that were ever placed as spies over the labours of each other . They are not even mentioned here as a co- vert mode of attack , or as a " note of ...
... faults , which might have eluded the most vigilant faculties of sight and hearing that were ever placed as spies over the labours of each other . They are not even mentioned here as a co- vert mode of attack , or as a " note of ...
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