The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Volume 1Ginn, Heath, 1881 |
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Page viii
... hold them to the perusal and when they have been so held long enough for the workmanship to steal its virtue and sweetness into them , then they will be naturally and freely carried onwards to the condition where " love is an unerring ...
... hold them to the perusal and when they have been so held long enough for the workmanship to steal its virtue and sweetness into them , then they will be naturally and freely carried onwards to the condition where " love is an unerring ...
Page xi
... hold that , in so reading the Poet , they are putting him to the very best and highest use of which he is capable . Even their intellects , I think , will thrive far better so , than by straining themselves to a course of mere ...
... hold that , in so reading the Poet , they are putting him to the very best and highest use of which he is capable . Even their intellects , I think , will thrive far better so , than by straining themselves to a course of mere ...
Page xxiii
... hold prominent and permanent places in Shake- spearian lore . The excessive freedom in textual change used by the ear- lier series of editors has naturally had the effect of provoking a reaction . For the last forty years or thereabouts ...
... hold prominent and permanent places in Shake- spearian lore . The excessive freedom in textual change used by the ear- lier series of editors has naturally had the effect of provoking a reaction . For the last forty years or thereabouts ...
Page xxvi
... hold even more strongly touching another reading which he adopts from the same source . It is in i . 1 , where he prints " It is no vicious blot , nor other foulness , " instead of the old reading , “ no vicious blot , murther , or ...
... hold even more strongly touching another reading which he adopts from the same source . It is in i . 1 , where he prints " It is no vicious blot , nor other foulness , " instead of the old reading , “ no vicious blot , murther , or ...
Page xxvii
... hold on to stark corruptions , and then make up for their textual strictness with the largest exegetical license . Yet I have never caught any of these bigots ( so I must term them ) of the old letter finding fault when we , of a ...
... hold on to stark corruptions , and then make up for their textual strictness with the largest exegetical license . Yet I have never caught any of these bigots ( so I must term them ) of the old letter finding fault when we , of a ...
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