The Dramatic Works of William Shakspeare: Illustrated ; Embracing a Life of the Poet, and Notes, Original and Selected, Volume 1Phillips, Sampson, 1850 - 38 pages |
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Page xv
... never be . The other " ( who must necessarily be Shakspeare ) , " whom at that time I did not so much spare as since I wish I had ; for that , as I have moderated the hate of living authors , and might have used my own discretion ...
... never be . The other " ( who must necessarily be Shakspeare ) , " whom at that time I did not so much spare as since I wish I had ; for that , as I have moderated the hate of living authors , and might have used my own discretion ...
Page xvi
... never yet with entire success . We know only that his connection with the stage continued for about twenty years ( though the duration even of this term cannot be settled with precision ) , and that , within this period , he composed ...
... never yet with entire success . We know only that his connection with the stage continued for about twenty years ( though the duration even of this term cannot be settled with precision ) , and that , within this period , he composed ...
Page xxii
... never removed , and which he seems always to have contemplated as the resting - place of his declining age . He probably had nothing more than a lodging in London , and this he might occasionally change ; but in 1596 , he is said to ...
... never removed , and which he seems always to have contemplated as the resting - place of his declining age . He probably had nothing more than a lodging in London , and this he might occasionally change ; but in 1596 , he is said to ...
Page xlviii
... never been opened from the time when , perhaps , his own hands tied them together . Among these , in a most unpromising heap , chiefly of legal docu- ments , I met with most of the new facts respecting Shakspeare , which are the ...
... never been opened from the time when , perhaps , his own hands tied them together . Among these , in a most unpromising heap , chiefly of legal docu- ments , I met with most of the new facts respecting Shakspeare , which are the ...
Page lx
... never friendly to their calling , with the distruction of their meanes of livelihood , by the pulling downe of theire plaiehouse , which is a private Theatre , and hath neuer giuen ocasion of anger by anie disorders . These bearers are ...
... never friendly to their calling , with the distruction of their meanes of livelihood , by the pulling downe of theire plaiehouse , which is a private Theatre , and hath neuer giuen ocasion of anger by anie disorders . These bearers are ...
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