The Works of Shakespeare ...Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1899 |
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Page x
... Fleay , with whom Hudson and Rolfe are in general accord . The conclusion at which Fleay arrived is shown in the subjoined conspectus of the portions which he assigns to Shakespeare and of the extent to which the two latter critics ...
... Fleay , with whom Hudson and Rolfe are in general accord . The conclusion at which Fleay arrived is shown in the subjoined conspectus of the portions which he assigns to Shakespeare and of the extent to which the two latter critics ...
Page xii
... Fleay , goes on " for 60 lines , and then enter - Banditti ! more talk with Banditti 63 lines , and then enter - Steward ! more talk ( 80 lines ) , and then at last enter ' poet and painter ' ! To avoid this , modern editors make the ...
... Fleay , goes on " for 60 lines , and then enter - Banditti ! more talk with Banditti 63 lines , and then enter - Steward ! more talk ( 80 lines ) , and then at last enter ' poet and painter ' ! To avoid this , modern editors make the ...
Page xiii
... Fleay ( in the second of the two papers of his Manual ) enters into an elaborate calcula- nly result of which , as it seems to me , is to show er Shakespeare nor the second author ( supposing ce ) knew or cared to remember the real ...
... Fleay ( in the second of the two papers of his Manual ) enters into an elaborate calcula- nly result of which , as it seems to me , is to show er Shakespeare nor the second author ( supposing ce ) knew or cared to remember the real ...
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