The Works of William Shakespeare, Volume 1Bigelow, Smith & Company, 1909 |
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Page 63
... which concedes the author- ship of the three plays to Shakespeare , their production to the year 1592 , and the quarto editions of the second and third parts as vamped , imperfect , and blundering versions 63 SHAKESPEARE Life.
... which concedes the author- ship of the three plays to Shakespeare , their production to the year 1592 , and the quarto editions of the second and third parts as vamped , imperfect , and blundering versions 63 SHAKESPEARE Life.
Page 153
... quarto of forty leaves , was sold at what would now be considered the trifling price of five - pence . The exact manner in which these sonnets were acquired for publication remains a mystery , but it is most probable that they were ...
... quarto of forty leaves , was sold at what would now be considered the trifling price of five - pence . The exact manner in which these sonnets were acquired for publication remains a mystery , but it is most probable that they were ...
Page x
... Quarto version , differing in many important respects from ( a ) ; about 3,240 lines in the Quarto edition appear either in the same or an altered form in the Folio edition , while about 2,740 lines in the latter are entirely new.1 The ...
... Quarto version , differing in many important respects from ( a ) ; about 3,240 lines in the Quarto edition appear either in the same or an altered form in the Folio edition , while about 2,740 lines in the latter are entirely new.1 The ...
Page xi
... Quartos have been reproduced by photolithography in the series of Quarto Facsimiles issued under the superintendence of Dr. Furnivall ; Nos . 23 , 24 , 37 , 38. ) In the comparison of Quartos 1 and 3 one finds that the corrections are ...
... Quartos have been reproduced by photolithography in the series of Quarto Facsimiles issued under the superintendence of Dr. Furnivall ; Nos . 23 , 24 , 37 , 38. ) In the comparison of Quartos 1 and 3 one finds that the corrections are ...
Page xii
... Quartos are definitely attributed to Marlowe , the Green- ish to Greene , and others to Peele , while the Marlowan lines which occur for the first time in 2 , 3 Henry VI are accounted for by assuming that Marlowe and Shakespeare jointly ...
... Quartos are definitely attributed to Marlowe , the Green- ish to Greene , and others to Peele , while the Marlowan lines which occur for the first time in 2 , 3 Henry VI are accounted for by assuming that Marlowe and Shakespeare jointly ...
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