The Plays of William Shakspeare: With the Corrections and Illustrations of Various Commentators, to which are Added Notes, Tập 2J. Johnson, 1803 |
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... all his allufions from English books then published , our Effayift might have poffibly established his fyftem . " -In good time ! This had fcarcely been at- tempted by Peter Burman himself , with the library of B2 PREFACE ...
... all his allufions from English books then published , our Effayift might have poffibly established his fyftem . " -In good time ! This had fcarcely been at- tempted by Peter Burman himself , with the library of B2 PREFACE ...
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... himself , with the library of Shakspeare before him " Truly , ( as Mr. Dog- berry fays , ) for mine own part , if I were as tedious as a king , I could find in my heart to bestow it all on this fubject : " but where should I meet with a ...
... himself , with the library of Shakspeare before him " Truly , ( as Mr. Dog- berry fays , ) for mine own part , if I were as tedious as a king , I could find in my heart to bestow it all on this fubject : " but where should I meet with a ...
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... himself " Untutor'd in the lore of Greece or Rome . " yet let us take a paffage at a venture from any of his performances , and a thousand to one , it is ftolen . Suppose it to be his celebrated compliment to the ladies , in one of his ...
... himself " Untutor'd in the lore of Greece or Rome . " yet let us take a paffage at a venture from any of his performances , and a thousand to one , it is ftolen . Suppose it to be his celebrated compliment to the ladies , in one of his ...
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... himself fufficiently to be cautious : -yet he afferts with confidence , that no improvement can be expected , whilft the natural foil is miftaken for a hot - bed , and the natives of the banks of Avon are fcientifically choked with the ...
... himself fufficiently to be cautious : -yet he afferts with confidence , that no improvement can be expected , whilft the natural foil is miftaken for a hot - bed , and the natives of the banks of Avon are fcientifically choked with the ...
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... himself : what he fees intuitively , others must arrive at by a series of proofs ; and I have not time to teach with precifion : be contented therefore with a few curfory obfervations , as they may happen to arise from the chaos of ...
... himself : what he fees intuitively , others must arrive at by a series of proofs ; and I have not time to teach with precifion : be contented therefore with a few curfory obfervations , as they may happen to arise from the chaos of ...
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