The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Volume 1Ginn, Heath, 1881 |
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Page v
... look up the explanation either in another volume or in another part of the same volume . Often , too , in case the explanation be not directly at hand , they will go elsewhere in quest of it , and then find , after all , that the editor ...
... look up the explanation either in another volume or in another part of the same volume . Often , too , in case the explanation be not directly at hand , they will go elsewhere in quest of it , and then find , after all , that the editor ...
Page vi
... look - out for verbal difficulties than the for- mer , so they are less impatient of the pauses required for out - of - the - way explanation . This edition has been undertaken , and the plan of it shaped , with a special view to ...
... look - out for verbal difficulties than the for- mer , so they are less impatient of the pauses required for out - of - the - way explanation . This edition has been undertaken , and the plan of it shaped , with a special view to ...
Page x
... looks as if the editor were intent on thrusting himself between the author and the reader . Probably we all understand that the best style in writing is where average minds , on reading it , are prompted to say , " Why , almost anybody ...
... looks as if the editor were intent on thrusting himself between the author and the reader . Probably we all understand that the best style in writing is where average minds , on reading it , are prompted to say , " Why , almost anybody ...
Page xv
... as reflecting on such as look mainly to the special use of students and scholars . Doubtless there may be , nay , there must be , from time to time , say as often as once in forty or fifty years , highly learned editions PREFACE . XV.
... as reflecting on such as look mainly to the special use of students and scholars . Doubtless there may be , nay , there must be , from time to time , say as often as once in forty or fifty years , highly learned editions PREFACE . XV.
Page 19
... look like any thing but a wish to forget them or be forgotten by them . From what is known of his sub- sequent life , it is certain that he had , in large measure , that honourable ambition , so natural to an English gentleman , of ...
... look like any thing but a wish to forget them or be forgotten by them . From what is known of his sub- sequent life , it is certain that he had , in large measure , that honourable ambition , so natural to an English gentleman , of ...
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