The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Volume 1Jefferson Press, 1906 |
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Page xiii
... leaves the original creation by comparison little more than a bunch of irresponsible rogueries . Naturally in his late work Shakespeare's hand is surer when he wrestles with complexities of human conduct , but it is especially memorable ...
... leaves the original creation by comparison little more than a bunch of irresponsible rogueries . Naturally in his late work Shakespeare's hand is surer when he wrestles with complexities of human conduct , but it is especially memorable ...
Page xxix
... leave you to other of his Friends , whom if you need , can be your guides : if you need them not , you can lead yourselves , and others . And such Readers we wish him . JOHN HEMINGE . HENRY CONDELL . COMMENDATORY VERSES TO THE MEMORY OF ...
... leave you to other of his Friends , whom if you need , can be your guides : if you need them not , you can lead yourselves , and others . And such Readers we wish him . JOHN HEMINGE . HENRY CONDELL . COMMENDATORY VERSES TO THE MEMORY OF ...
Page xxxi
... Leave thee alone , for the comparison then appended to the 1640 edition of Shakespeare's Poems , begins thus : " Renowned Spenser , lie a thought more nigh To learned Chaucer , and rare Beaumont lie , " etc. Basse's elegy seems to have ...
... Leave thee alone , for the comparison then appended to the 1640 edition of Shakespeare's Poems , begins thus : " Renowned Spenser , lie a thought more nigh To learned Chaucer , and rare Beaumont lie , " etc. Basse's elegy seems to have ...
Page xxxviii
... leaves of thy unvalued Book , Those Delphic Lines with deep Impression took ; Then thou our fancy of her self bereaving , Dost make us Marble with too much conceiving , And so Sepulchred in such pomp dost lie That Kings for such a Tomb ...
... leaves of thy unvalued Book , Those Delphic Lines with deep Impression took ; Then thou our fancy of her self bereaving , Dost make us Marble with too much conceiving , And so Sepulchred in such pomp dost lie That Kings for such a Tomb ...
Page lvii
... leaves us in doubt , when the curtain falls , as to the future welfare of the characters ; we feel that they may easily slip back into unseemly wrangle and nefarious intrigue . Their im- broglio has been excessively diverting , but it ...
... leaves us in doubt , when the curtain falls , as to the future welfare of the characters ; we feel that they may easily slip back into unseemly wrangle and nefarious intrigue . Their im- broglio has been excessively diverting , but it ...
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