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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... less that he himself should have been instrumental in producing it . ' He is happy , however , to find he was mistaken in both his suppositions ; and conse- quently has done his utmost to promote the ap- pearance of an accurate and ...
... less that he himself should have been instrumental in producing it . ' He is happy , however , to find he was mistaken in both his suppositions ; and conse- quently has done his utmost to promote the ap- pearance of an accurate and ...
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... less to the character of their originals ; and it is conceived that some other performances by Droe- shout will furnish no exception to this remark . Such defective imitations , however , even at this period , are sufficiently common ...
... less to the character of their originals ; and it is conceived that some other performances by Droe- shout will furnish no exception to this remark . Such defective imitations , however , even at this period , are sufficiently common ...
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... less spritely and confident assemblage of features than had usually been imputed to the modest and un- assuming parent of the British theatre . - It is cer- tain , that neither the Zoustian or Chandosan canvas has displayed the least ...
... less spritely and confident assemblage of features than had usually been imputed to the modest and un- assuming parent of the British theatre . - It is cer- tain , that neither the Zoustian or Chandosan canvas has displayed the least ...
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... less pleasant proof of Aubrey's cullibility , may be found at the conclusion of one of his own Letters to Mr. Ray ; where , after the enumeration of several wonderful methods employed by old women and Irishmen to cure the gout , agues ...
... less pleasant proof of Aubrey's cullibility , may be found at the conclusion of one of his own Letters to Mr. Ray ; where , after the enumeration of several wonderful methods employed by old women and Irishmen to cure the gout , agues ...
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... less cor- rupted editions of these very dramas be solely attributed to the monopolizing vigilance of its editors , Messieurs Hemings and Condell ? Finding they had been deprived of some tragedies and comedies which , when opportunity ...
... less cor- rupted editions of these very dramas be solely attributed to the monopolizing vigilance of its editors , Messieurs Hemings and Condell ? Finding they had been deprived of some tragedies and comedies which , when opportunity ...
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