The Dramatic Works of William Shakespeare, Volumes 5-6Collins & Hannay, 1824 |
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... JOHNSON , G. STEEVENS , AND OTHERS . REVISED BY ISAAC REED , ESQ . VOLUME V. Time , which is continually washing away the dissoluble Fabrics of other Poets , passes without Injury by the Adamant of Shakespeare . Dr. Johnson's Preface ...
... JOHNSON , G. STEEVENS , AND OTHERS . REVISED BY ISAAC REED , ESQ . VOLUME V. Time , which is continually washing away the dissoluble Fabrics of other Poets , passes without Injury by the Adamant of Shakespeare . Dr. Johnson's Preface ...
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... JOHNSON Dr. Johnson mistakes , when he says there is no men tion , in Rowley's works , of any conjunction with Shake- speare . The Birth of Merlin is ascribed to them jointly . though I cannot believe Shakespeare had any thing to do ...
... JOHNSON Dr. Johnson mistakes , when he says there is no men tion , in Rowley's works , of any conjunction with Shake- speare . The Birth of Merlin is ascribed to them jointly . though I cannot believe Shakespeare had any thing to do ...
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... JOHNSON . 121 Opposition from controller . JOHNSON . Be thou as lightning in the eyes of France ; KING JOHN. ...
... JOHNSON . 121 Opposition from controller . JOHNSON . Be thou as lightning in the eyes of France ; KING JOHN. ...
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... JOHNSON . [ 8 ] It has been already remarked , that to pick the tooth , and wear a piqued beard , were , in that time , marks of a man's affecting foreign fashions . JOHNSON . Among Gascoigne's poems I find one entitled , Councell given ...
... JOHNSON . [ 8 ] It has been already remarked , that to pick the tooth , and wear a piqued beard , were , in that time , marks of a man's affecting foreign fashions . JOHNSON . Among Gascoigne's poems I find one entitled , Councell given ...
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... JOHNSON . [ 2 ] It was , I think , one of the savage practices of the chase , for all to stain their hands in the blood of the deer , as a trophy . JOHNSON . [ 3 ] The English Herald falls somewhat below his antagonist . Silver armour ...
... JOHNSON . [ 2 ] It was , I think , one of the savage practices of the chase , for all to stain their hands in the blood of the deer , as a trophy . JOHNSON . [ 3 ] The English Herald falls somewhat below his antagonist . Silver armour ...
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