The Plays of William Shakespeare: With the Corrections and Illustrations of Various Commentators, Volume 17C. and A. Conrad & Company, 1809 |
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With the Corrections and Illustrations of Various Commentators William Shakespeare Isaac Reed. TITUS ANDRONICUS . VOL . XVII . 3925 גיון 60811 B IT is observable , that this play is printed in.
With the Corrections and Illustrations of Various Commentators William Shakespeare Isaac Reed. TITUS ANDRONICUS . VOL . XVII . 3925 גיון 60811 B IT is observable , that this play is printed in.
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... play to Shakspeare , which I think a very strong one , though not made use of , as I remember , by any of his commentators . It is given to him , among other plays , which are undoubtedly his , in a little book , called Palladis Tamia ...
... play to Shakspeare , which I think a very strong one , though not made use of , as I remember , by any of his commentators . It is given to him , among other plays , which are undoubtedly his , in a little book , called Palladis Tamia ...
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... play published in 1687 ) by some anciently conversant with the stage , that it was not originally his , but brought by a private author to be acted , and he only gave some master touches to one or two of the princi- pal parts or ...
... play published in 1687 ) by some anciently conversant with the stage , that it was not originally his , but brought by a private author to be acted , and he only gave some master touches to one or two of the princi- pal parts or ...
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... play of Titus Andronicus has been erroneously ascribed to Shakspeare . Malone . 66 Kyd - probably original author of Andronicus , Locrine , and play in Hamlet . - Marloe , of H. 6 . " Ben Jonson , Barthol . Fair - ranks together ...
... play of Titus Andronicus has been erroneously ascribed to Shakspeare . Malone . 66 Kyd - probably original author of Andronicus , Locrine , and play in Hamlet . - Marloe , of H. 6 . " Ben Jonson , Barthol . Fair - ranks together ...
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... play , whoever he was , might have been misled by the passage in Ovid : " vadit ad ar tificem , " and therefore took it for granted that she found him in his tent . Steevens . I have no doubt that the writer of this play had read ...
... play , whoever he was , might have been misled by the passage in Ovid : " vadit ad ar tificem , " and therefore took it for granted that she found him in his tent . Steevens . I have no doubt that the writer of this play had read ...
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