The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Volume 1Ginn, Heath, 1881 |
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Page x
... keep the details and processes of his learning out of sight , putting forth only the last and highest results , the blossom and fragrance , of his learnedness : and the editor who does not know too much in his subject to be showing his ...
... keep the details and processes of his learning out of sight , putting forth only the last and highest results , the blossom and fragrance , of his learnedness : and the editor who does not know too much in his subject to be showing his ...
Page xxi
... keep strictly within the limits of such freedom as must be permitted in the presenting of so great a classic so deeply hurt with textual corruptions ; this is , indeed , just · - the nicest and most delicate art in the whole work ...
... keep strictly within the limits of such freedom as must be permitted in the presenting of so great a classic so deeply hurt with textual corruptions ; this is , indeed , just · - the nicest and most delicate art in the whole work ...
Page xxviii
... keeping the two latter archaisms as for keeping the first ; that is to say , none at all . Herein , however , Mr. White is at least consistent ; which is more than can be said of some other recent editing ; though I admit that in this ...
... keeping the two latter archaisms as for keeping the first ; that is to say , none at all . Herein , however , Mr. White is at least consistent ; which is more than can be said of some other recent editing ; though I admit that in this ...
Page xxix
... keep both sense and sound , and rhythm also , than by printing God b ' wi ' you ; and so in this edition I always print , or mean to print . Would Mr. Furness , in this instance also , retain the old form or spelling buy ? The phrase ...
... keep both sense and sound , and rhythm also , than by printing God b ' wi ' you ; and so in this edition I always print , or mean to print . Would Mr. Furness , in this instance also , retain the old form or spelling buy ? The phrase ...
Page xxx
... keep- ing them , they are essential items in the Poet's rhythm ; for good prose has a rhythm of its own as well as verse . Now Shakespeare , especially in his verse , was evidently very par- ticular and exact in the care of his rhythm ...
... keep- ing them , they are essential items in the Poet's rhythm ; for good prose has a rhythm of its own as well as verse . Now Shakespeare , especially in his verse , was evidently very par- ticular and exact in the care of his rhythm ...
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