The Works of Shakespeare: In Seven Volumes, Volume 1A. Bettesworth, 1733 |
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Page xvii
... Reafon to doubt , from a Num- ber of fine Paffages , Allufions , Similies , & c . fetch'd from Mufick , but that He was a paf- fionate Lover of it . And to this , perhaps , we may owe that great Number of Sonnets , which are fprinkled ...
... Reafon to doubt , from a Num- ber of fine Paffages , Allufions , Similies , & c . fetch'd from Mufick , but that He was a paf- fionate Lover of it . And to this , perhaps , we may owe that great Number of Sonnets , which are fprinkled ...
Page xxiii
... Reafon of it is not exprefs'd in Words , but drawn from the inmoft Resources of Nature , fhews him truly capable of that Art , which is more . in Rule than Practice : Ars eft celare Artem . ' Tis the Foible of your worfer Poets to make ...
... Reafon of it is not exprefs'd in Words , but drawn from the inmoft Resources of Nature , fhews him truly capable of that Art , which is more . in Rule than Practice : Ars eft celare Artem . ' Tis the Foible of your worfer Poets to make ...
Page xli
... Reafon therefore to fay , That because All cannot be retriev'd , All ought to be left defperate ? We fhould fhew very little Honefty , or Wisdom , to play the Tyrants with an Author's Text ; to raze , alter , innovate , and overturn ...
... Reafon therefore to fay , That because All cannot be retriev'd , All ought to be left defperate ? We fhould fhew very little Honefty , or Wisdom , to play the Tyrants with an Author's Text ; to raze , alter , innovate , and overturn ...
Page xliii
... Reafon of it . Where I only offer a Conjecture , and do not disturb the Text , I fairly fet forth my Grounds for fuch Conjecture , and submit it C 3 to to Judgment . Some Remarks are fpent in explaining Paffages The PREFACE . xliii.
... Reafon of it . Where I only offer a Conjecture , and do not disturb the Text , I fairly fet forth my Grounds for fuch Conjecture , and submit it C 3 to to Judgment . Some Remarks are fpent in explaining Paffages The PREFACE . xliii.
Page 12
... reafon For raifing this fea - ftorm ? Pro . Know thus far forth ; By accident moft ftrange , bountiful fortune ( Now my dear lady ) hath mine enemies Brought to this fhore : and , by my prescience I find , my Zenith doth depend upon A ...
... reafon For raifing this fea - ftorm ? Pro . Know thus far forth ; By accident moft ftrange , bountiful fortune ( Now my dear lady ) hath mine enemies Brought to this fhore : and , by my prescience I find , my Zenith doth depend upon A ...
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