The Works of Shakespeare: In Seven Volumes, Volume 1A. Bettesworth, 1733 |
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Page xix
... ous to all Readers , because the Descriptions are the most poetical in the World ; yet there is a peculiar Beauty in those two excellent Pieces , Imitator of . Shake- Pieces , that will much enhance the Value of The PREFACE . xix.
... ous to all Readers , because the Descriptions are the most poetical in the World ; yet there is a peculiar Beauty in those two excellent Pieces , Imitator of . Shake- Pieces , that will much enhance the Value of The PREFACE . xix.
Page xxxix
... because , for near Century , his Works were republish'd from the faulty Copies without the assistance of any intelligent Editor : which has been the Case likewife of many a Classic Writer . and Me- The Nature of any Distemper once found ...
... because , for near Century , his Works were republish'd from the faulty Copies without the assistance of any intelligent Editor : which has been the Case likewife of many a Classic Writer . and Me- The Nature of any Distemper once found ...
Page xli
... because All cannot be retriev'd , All ought to be left defperate ? We should shew very little Honesty , or Wisdom , to play the Tyrants with an Author's Text ; to raze , alter , innovate , and overturn , at all Adventures , and to the ...
... because All cannot be retriev'd , All ought to be left defperate ? We should shew very little Honesty , or Wisdom , to play the Tyrants with an Author's Text ; to raze , alter , innovate , and overturn , at all Adventures , and to the ...
Page xlii
... because the Art of Criticifm , both by Those who cannot form a true Judgment of its Effects , nor can penetrate into its Causes , which takes in a great Number befides the Ladies ; ) is esteem'd only an arbitrary capri- cious Tyranny ...
... because the Art of Criticifm , both by Those who cannot form a true Judgment of its Effects , nor can penetrate into its Causes , which takes in a great Number befides the Ladies ; ) is esteem'd only an arbitrary capri- cious Tyranny ...
Page 50
... ( because I will not altogether go upon Expence , ) I am determin'd to put forth fome five thousand pound , to be paid me five for one , upon the Return of my self , my Wife , and my Dog , from the Turk's Court in Conftantinople . If All ...
... ( because I will not altogether go upon Expence , ) I am determin'd to put forth fome five thousand pound , to be paid me five for one , upon the Return of my self , my Wife , and my Dog , from the Turk's Court in Conftantinople . If All ...
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