The Plays of William Shakspeare ...J. Nichols and Son, 1813 - 21 pages |
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... the similarity which appears in the design of all his portraits , it is supposed that he worked from his own drawings VOL . I. B Of the character repeatedly and deliberately be- stowed by the CORIOLANUS JULIUS CESAR VOL.
... the similarity which appears in the design of all his portraits , it is supposed that he worked from his own drawings VOL . I. B Of the character repeatedly and deliberately be- stowed by the CORIOLANUS JULIUS CESAR VOL.
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William Shakespeare Isaac Reed. Of the character repeatedly and deliberately be- stowed by the same Editor on the first of these old engravers , not a single word will be retracted ... character of Shakspeare as a poet ; 2 ADVERTISEMENT .
William Shakespeare Isaac Reed. Of the character repeatedly and deliberately be- stowed by the same Editor on the first of these old engravers , not a single word will be retracted ... character of Shakspeare as a poet ; 2 ADVERTISEMENT .
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William Shakespeare Isaac Reed. N. B. The character of Shakspeare as a poet ; the condition of the ancient copies of his plays ; the merits of his respective editors , & c . & c . have been so minutely investigated on former occasions ...
William Shakespeare Isaac Reed. N. B. The character of Shakspeare as a poet ; the condition of the ancient copies of his plays ; the merits of his respective editors , & c . & c . have been so minutely investigated on former occasions ...
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... character of their originals ; and it is conceived that some other performances by Droe- shout will furnish no ... characters of them are as entirely lost as that of Shakspeare under the hand of Droeshout . - Because , therefore , an en ...
... character of their originals ; and it is conceived that some other performances by Droe- shout will furnish no ... characters of them are as entirely lost as that of Shakspeare under the hand of Droeshout . - Because , therefore , an en ...
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... find an equal conformity in his features ? Few objects indeed are occasionally more difficult to seize , than the slender traits that mark the character of a face ; and the of the poor remains of their avowed original . Of.
... find an equal conformity in his features ? Few objects indeed are occasionally more difficult to seize , than the slender traits that mark the character of a face ; and the of the poor remains of their avowed original . Of.
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