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 xxiv
... true , have enlisted themselves in the cause of Shakspeare . Rowe , Pope , Warburton , Hanmer , and Johnson , have successively been his editors , and have professed to gives his scenes in their original purity to the world . But from ...
... true , have enlisted themselves in the cause of Shakspeare . Rowe , Pope , Warburton , Hanmer , and Johnson , have successively been his editors , and have professed to gives his scenes in their original purity to the world . But from ...
Page lxvi
... true one - that the destruction of the Blackfriars theatre was , about this date , or a very little earlier , contemplated , and that Shakspeare projected the transference of his interest , or part of it , to a different dramatic ...
... true one - that the destruction of the Blackfriars theatre was , about this date , or a very little earlier , contemplated , and that Shakspeare projected the transference of his interest , or part of it , to a different dramatic ...
Page lxx
... true harte and simple skill to prove that I ame not vnmindfull . Most earnestly doe I wish I could praise as your Honor has knowne to deserue , for then should I , like my maister Spenser , whose memo- rie your Honor cherisheth , leave ...
... true harte and simple skill to prove that I ame not vnmindfull . Most earnestly doe I wish I could praise as your Honor has knowne to deserue , for then should I , like my maister Spenser , whose memo- rie your Honor cherisheth , leave ...
Page lxxxv
... true Declaration of the Estate of the Colony of Virginia , & c . 1610 , ” relates the same facts and events in better language , and Shakspeare probably derived his first thought of working these adventures up into a dramatic form from ...
... true Declaration of the Estate of the Colony of Virginia , & c . 1610 , ” relates the same facts and events in better language , and Shakspeare probably derived his first thought of working these adventures up into a dramatic form from ...
Page lxxxv
... true , ought never to be altogether unknown to the genuine poet , as poetry is altogether incompatible with mechanical physics , but which few ha e possessed in an equal degree with Dante and himself . " + It seems probable that this ...
... true , ought never to be altogether unknown to the genuine poet , as poetry is altogether incompatible with mechanical physics , but which few ha e possessed in an equal degree with Dante and himself . " + It seems probable that this ...
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