The Life and Beauties of Shakespeare: Comprising Careful Selections from Each Play, with a General Index, Digesting Them Under Proper HeadsPhillips, Sampson, 1849 - 345 pages |
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Page vi
... young , the gay , and the passionate ; while these will esteem as dull and languid , the sober saws of mo- rality , and the home - felt observations of experience . However , as it was my business to collect for readers of all tastes ...
... young , the gay , and the passionate ; while these will esteem as dull and languid , the sober saws of mo- rality , and the home - felt observations of experience . However , as it was my business to collect for readers of all tastes ...
Page xii
... young and ardent fancy ; and he might also thus early have become imbued with a taste for the drama , by attending the perform- ances of the different companies of players , the comedians of the Queen , of the Earl of Worcester , of ...
... young and ardent fancy ; and he might also thus early have become imbued with a taste for the drama , by attending the perform- ances of the different companies of players , the comedians of the Queen , of the Earl of Worcester , of ...
Page xvi
... young fellows , fallen into ill company , " says Rowe ; and the excesses into which they seduced him , were by no means consistent with that seriousness of deportment and behavior which is expected to accompany the occupation that he ...
... young fellows , fallen into ill company , " says Rowe ; and the excesses into which they seduced him , were by no means consistent with that seriousness of deportment and behavior which is expected to accompany the occupation that he ...
Page xix
... young men of Stratford were countenanced by the practice of the students of the Universities . In these hazardous ex- ploits , Shakspeare was not backward in accompanying his comrades . The person in whose neighborhood , perhaps on ...
... young men of Stratford were countenanced by the practice of the students of the Universities . In these hazardous ex- ploits , Shakspeare was not backward in accompanying his comrades . The person in whose neighborhood , perhaps on ...
Page xxi
... young bard , before he was removed from the little circle of his native place . " Besides , the author of the book in which they were first published must have possessed an intrepidity of falsehood unparalleled in the history of ...
... young bard , before he was removed from the little circle of his native place . " Besides , the author of the book in which they were first published must have possessed an intrepidity of falsehood unparalleled in the history of ...
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