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When everything has been done in the shape of comparison which time , unwearied industry , and commodious access to old editions will allow , and when the labour of selecting from so many authorities in sd many thousand instances has ...
When everything has been done in the shape of comparison which time , unwearied industry , and commodious access to old editions will allow , and when the labour of selecting from so many authorities in sd many thousand instances has ...
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( t ) Old editions sehari . never separateth itself from the moon , but a small disunce . " & c . b And usurping hair , - ) And is not in the early editions . The folio of 1632 , an . * Affection's men at arms :) That is to say.
( t ) Old editions sehari . never separateth itself from the moon , but a small disunce . " & c . b And usurping hair , - ) And is not in the early editions . The folio of 1632 , an . * Affection's men at arms :) That is to say.
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The first edition of “ Romeo and Juliet ” was printed by John Danter , in the year 1597 , with the title of “ An excellent ... The two remaining editions , published before the folio collection of 1623 , are a quarto printed in 1609 ...
The first edition of “ Romeo and Juliet ” was printed by John Danter , in the year 1597 , with the title of “ An excellent ... The two remaining editions , published before the folio collection of 1623 , are a quarto printed in 1609 ...
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| Title | The Works of Shakespeare, Volume 1 The Works of Shakespeare, William Shakespeare |
| Author | William Shakespeare |
| Editor | Howard Staunton |
| Publisher | Routledge, 1860 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 31 Aug 2009 |
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