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Page viii
... such an Inveteracy should remain as a lasting Reproach , and Shallow stand as a Mark of Ridicule to stigmatize his Malice . It is faid , our Author spent some Years be- fore his Death , in Eafe , Retirement , and the Conversation of his ...
... such an Inveteracy should remain as a lasting Reproach , and Shallow stand as a Mark of Ridicule to stigmatize his Malice . It is faid , our Author spent some Years be- fore his Death , in Eafe , Retirement , and the Conversation of his ...
Page xv
... such an apparent Im- probability , if we really lost such a Treasure , by whatever Fatality or Caprice of Fortune they came into such ignorant and neglectful Hands , I agree with the Relater , the Mif- fortune is wholly irreparable ...
... such an apparent Im- probability , if we really lost such a Treasure , by whatever Fatality or Caprice of Fortune they came into such ignorant and neglectful Hands , I agree with the Relater , the Mif- fortune is wholly irreparable ...
Page xxii
... starts into a sudden Paffion and Disorder of Mind . As the latent Cause of his Emotion is there fully inquir'd into , I shall no farther dwell upon it here . 2 Such Such a Conduct in a Poet ( as Shakespeare has xxii The PREFACE .
... starts into a sudden Paffion and Disorder of Mind . As the latent Cause of his Emotion is there fully inquir'd into , I shall no farther dwell upon it here . 2 Such Such a Conduct in a Poet ( as Shakespeare has xxii The PREFACE .
Page xxiii
In Seven Volumes William Shakespeare. Such a Conduct in a Poet ( as Shakespeare has manifested on many like Occafions ; ) where the Turn of Action arises from Re- flexions of his Characters , where the Reafon of it is not express'd in ...
In Seven Volumes William Shakespeare. Such a Conduct in a Poet ( as Shakespeare has manifested on many like Occafions ; ) where the Turn of Action arises from Re- flexions of his Characters , where the Reafon of it is not express'd in ...
Page xxxiv
... such an ill Appearance . The mangled Condition of Shakespeare has been acknowledg'd by Mr. Rowe , who publish'd him indeed , but neither corrected his Text , nor collated the old Copies . This Gentleman had Abilities , and a fufficient ...
... such an ill Appearance . The mangled Condition of Shakespeare has been acknowledg'd by Mr. Rowe , who publish'd him indeed , but neither corrected his Text , nor collated the old Copies . This Gentleman had Abilities , and a fufficient ...
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