The Plays of William Shakespeare ...: With the Corrections and Illustrations of Various Commentators, Tập 1 |
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In perusing a corrupted piece , he must have before him all possibilities of meaning , with all possibilities of expression . Such must be his comprehension of thought , and such his co- piousness of language .
In perusing a corrupted piece , he must have before him all possibilities of meaning , with all possibilities of expression . Such must be his comprehension of thought , and such his co- piousness of language .
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Modes of expression must remain in obscurity , or be retrieved from time to time , as chance may throw the books of ... will continue difficult to all those who are unacquainted with the provincial expressions which they suppose him to ...
Modes of expression must remain in obscurity , or be retrieved from time to time , as chance may throw the books of ... will continue difficult to all those who are unacquainted with the provincial expressions which they suppose him to ...
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The editor does not however intend to preclude himself from the comparison of Shakspeare's sentiments or expression with those of ancient or modern authors , or from the display of any beauty not obvious to the students of poetry ...
The editor does not however intend to preclude himself from the comparison of Shakspeare's sentiments or expression with those of ancient or modern authors , or from the display of any beauty not obvious to the students of poetry ...
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