The Plays of William Shakespeare ...: With the Corrections and Illustrations of Various Commentators, Tập 1C. and A. Conrad & Company, 1809 |
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... notes , that no fragment of so great a writer may be lost ; his preface , valuable alike for elegance of composition and justness of remark , and containing a general criticism on his author , so extensive that little can be added , and ...
... notes , that no fragment of so great a writer may be lost ; his preface , valuable alike for elegance of composition and justness of remark , and containing a general criticism on his author , so extensive that little can be added , and ...
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... notes were indeed evils ; while one page was covered with ingenious sophistry in support of some idle conjecture , and another was wasted in its overthrow , or in erecting a new fabrick equally unsubstantial as the former . But this era ...
... notes were indeed evils ; while one page was covered with ingenious sophistry in support of some idle conjecture , and another was wasted in its overthrow , or in erecting a new fabrick equally unsubstantial as the former . But this era ...
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... notes , these passages in subsequent editions would be liable , through the ig- norance of printers and correctors , to fall into the old confusion : whereas , a note on every one hinders all possible return to de- pravity : and for ...
... notes , these passages in subsequent editions would be liable , through the ig- norance of printers and correctors , to fall into the old confusion : whereas , a note on every one hinders all possible return to de- pravity : and for ...
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