| 1825 - 442 pages
...and mangled, copied only by the ear, that I have been as unable to know them, as ashamed to challenge them : this, therefore, I was the willinger to furnish out in his native habit ; first being by consent ; next, because the rest have been so wronged in being published... | |
| 1860 - 508 pages
...and mangled, (coppied onely by the eare), tbat 1 haue bene as vnablc to kncw them, ashamdc to calenge them. This therefore I was the willinger to furnish out in his natiĞe habit : first beeing by consent, next because the rcst haue ber•ne so wronged in becing publisht,... | |
| Thomas Percy - 1868 - 802 pages
...to me, and without any of my direction) accidentally come into the Printers hands, and therefore BO corrupt and mangled (coppied only by the eare) that...willinger to furnish out in his natiue habit : first being1 by consent, next because the rest haue been so wronged in being publisht in such sauadge and... | |
| Thomas Heywood - 1888 - 476 pages
...and mangled (copied only by the ear) that I have been as unable to know them as ashamed to challenge them, this therefore I was the willinger to furnish out in his native habit : first being by consent ; next because the rest have been so wronged, in being published... | |
| Isaac Bassett Choate - 1891 - 356 pages
...and mangled (copied only by the ear) that I have been as unable to know them as ashamed to challenge them, this, therefore, I was the willinger to furnish out in his native habit; first being by consent, next because the rest have been so wronged in being published... | |
| Bastiaan Adriaan Pieter van Dam, Cornelis Stoffel - 1900 - 456 pages
...mangled, (coppied onely by the care) that I have bene as unable to know them, as ashnmde to calenge 1 them, This therefore I was the willinger to furnish out in his native habit: first beeing by consent, next because the rest have beene so wronged in beeing publisht... | |
| 1903 - 638 pages
...corrupt and mangled, copied only by ear, that I have been as unable to know them as ashamed to challenge them, this, therefore, I was the willinger to furnish out in his native habit ; first being by consent, next because the rest have been so wronged in being published... | |
| William Shakespeare - 1910 - 354 pages
...and mangled (coppied only by the eare) that I have been unable to know them, as ashamed to challenge them, this, therefore, I was the willinger to furnish out in his native habit : first being by consent, next because the rest have been so wronged in being publisht... | |
| Edward Bliss Reed - 1925 - 404 pages
...and mangled (copied only by the ear) that I have been as unable to know them as ashamed to challenge them. This therefore I was the willinger to furnish out in his native habit." After such an explicit statement, one would naturally expect that all the songs of this... | |
| 1923 - 122 pages
...corrupt and mangled (copied onely by the eare) that I haue beene as vnable to know them, as ashamde to chalenge them. This therefore I was the willinger to furnish out in his natiue habit: first beeing by consent, next because the rest haue beene so wronged in beeing publisht in such sauadge and... | |
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