The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Volume 1Ginn, Heath, 1881 |
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Page xviii
... Doubt- less these were made by different hands , sometimes with reasonable care , sometimes otherwise , and so with widely- varying degrees of accuracy and legibility . In their " Address to the Readers , " the Editors , after referring ...
... Doubt- less these were made by different hands , sometimes with reasonable care , sometimes otherwise , and so with widely- varying degrees of accuracy and legibility . In their " Address to the Readers , " the Editors , after referring ...
Page xxviii
... doubts or scruples tease the brain , " to shirk the whole matter , to shift off the burden upon others , and to dodge all responsibility and all hazard of a wrong decision , by sticking an obelus in to note the corruption ; thus calling ...
... doubts or scruples tease the brain , " to shirk the whole matter , to shift off the burden upon others , and to dodge all responsibility and all hazard of a wrong decision , by sticking an obelus in to note the corruption ; thus calling ...
Page xxxii
... doubt written first being thus placed after sev- eral that were of later composition . In this edition , the three series of the folio are kept distinct ; but the several plays of each series are meant to be arranged , as nearly as may ...
... doubt written first being thus placed after sev- eral that were of later composition . In this edition , the three series of the folio are kept distinct ; but the several plays of each series are meant to be arranged , as nearly as may ...
Page 8
... the treatment she received in his will . It would be very gratifying , no doubt , perhaps very instructive also , to be let into the domestic life and character of the Poet's mother . That both her nature 8 LIFE OF SHAKESPEARE .
... the treatment she received in his will . It would be very gratifying , no doubt , perhaps very instructive also , to be let into the domestic life and character of the Poet's mother . That both her nature 8 LIFE OF SHAKESPEARE .
Page 10
... doubt- less had sense and womanhood enough to recognize him as such . At all events , it is reasonable to suppose that the foundations of his mind were laid before he left Stratford , and that the gatherings of the boy's eye and heart ...
... doubt- less had sense and womanhood enough to recognize him as such . At all events , it is reasonable to suppose that the foundations of his mind were laid before he left Stratford , and that the gatherings of the boy's eye and heart ...
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