The Works of Shakespeare: In Seven Volumes, Volume 1A. Bettesworth, 1733 |
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... and Station ought not to set her above being the Mistress of her Family . Hence , in the Point of your Table , while She consulted your Quality , She took DEDICATION . took Care of your Fortune . Elegance was DEDICATION .
... and Station ought not to set her above being the Mistress of her Family . Hence , in the Point of your Table , while She consulted your Quality , She took DEDICATION . took Care of your Fortune . Elegance was DEDICATION .
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... set upon adorning his own Tongue , he likewise animated and enrich'd it with the Latin , but from his own Stock : and so , rather by bringing in the Phrases , than the Words : And This was natural ; and will , I believe , always be the ...
... set upon adorning his own Tongue , he likewise animated and enrich'd it with the Latin , but from his own Stock : and so , rather by bringing in the Phrases , than the Words : And This was natural ; and will , I believe , always be the ...
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... sets us upon his Defence ; and this produces an exact Scrutiny and Examination , which ends in finding out and difcriminating the true from the spurious . It is not with any secret Pleasure , that I fo frequently animadvert on Mr. Pope ...
... sets us upon his Defence ; and this produces an exact Scrutiny and Examination , which ends in finding out and difcriminating the true from the spurious . It is not with any secret Pleasure , that I fo frequently animadvert on Mr. Pope ...
Page xxxviii
... Set . • When the Players took upon them to publish his Works intire , every Theatre was ran- fack'd to fupply the Copy ; and Parts collect- ed which had gone thro ' as many Changes as Performers , either from Mutilations or Ad- ditions ...
... Set . • When the Players took upon them to publish his Works intire , every Theatre was ran- fack'd to fupply the Copy ; and Parts collect- ed which had gone thro ' as many Changes as Performers , either from Mutilations or Ad- ditions ...
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... set Passages right by comparing my Author with his Ori- ginals : for , as I have frequently observed , he was a close and accurate Copier where - ever his Fable was founded on History . Where- Where - ever the Author's Sense is clear ...
... set Passages right by comparing my Author with his Ori- ginals : for , as I have frequently observed , he was a close and accurate Copier where - ever his Fable was founded on History . Where- Where - ever the Author's Sense is clear ...
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