The Plays of William Shakspeare, Volume 1Printed and fold by J.J. Tourneisen, 1900 |
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Page 101
... or fees of the premiffes , for , or in refpect of , his or their fegnorie or feignories onlie , to bee due and done . H 3 IN WITNESSE whereof the faid parties to theis indentures interchangeablie SHAKSPEARE'S MORTGAGE . 101.
... or fees of the premiffes , for , or in refpect of , his or their fegnorie or feignories onlie , to bee due and done . H 3 IN WITNESSE whereof the faid parties to theis indentures interchangeablie SHAKSPEARE'S MORTGAGE . 101.
Page 138
... refpect the force and greatness of his genius , the extent of his knowledge and reading , the power and address with which he throws out and applies either nature or learning , there is ample scope both for our 138 MR . THEOBALD'S PREFACE .
... refpect the force and greatness of his genius , the extent of his knowledge and reading , the power and address with which he throws out and applies either nature or learning , there is ample scope both for our 138 MR . THEOBALD'S PREFACE .
Page 191
... refpect of Shakspeare's great fenfe , Ariftophanes's beft wit is but buffoonery ; and in comparison of Ariftophanes's freedoms , Shakspeare writes with the purity of a vefial . But they will fay , St. Chryfoftom contracted a fondness ...
... refpect of Shakspeare's great fenfe , Ariftophanes's beft wit is but buffoonery ; and in comparison of Ariftophanes's freedoms , Shakspeare writes with the purity of a vefial . But they will fay , St. Chryfoftom contracted a fondness ...
Page 234
... refpect for the father of our drama might excufe us ; but I have feen , in the book of fome modern critick , a collection of anomalies , which flew that he has corrupted language by every mode of depravation , but which his admirer has ...
... refpect for the father of our drama might excufe us ; but I have feen , in the book of fome modern critick , a collection of anomalies , which flew that he has corrupted language by every mode of depravation , but which his admirer has ...
Page 273
... refpect to the judgment of thofe who had omitted them before.❜ It is to be wished that fome method of publica- tion moft favourable to the character of an author were once established ; whether we are to fend into the world all his ...
... refpect to the judgment of thofe who had omitted them before.❜ It is to be wished that fome method of publica- tion moft favourable to the character of an author were once established ; whether we are to fend into the world all his ...
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