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But this fame drawing very soon ceased to be stationary , was alternately exhibited and concealed , as the wavering faith of its possessor shifted about , and was prudently with held at last from the publick eye .
But this fame drawing very soon ceased to be stationary , was alternately exhibited and concealed , as the wavering faith of its possessor shifted about , and was prudently with held at last from the publick eye .
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Whereas few literary occurrences are better understood , than that it came down to us discoloured by " the variation of every soil " through which it had flowed , and that it ftagnated at last in the muddy reservoir ...
Whereas few literary occurrences are better understood , than that it came down to us discoloured by " the variation of every soil " through which it had flowed , and that it ftagnated at last in the muddy reservoir ...
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יו been recommended in preference to the variations of the fecond folio , which in several instances have been justly reprobated by the last editor of Shakspeare . What errors then might not have been expected , when compositors were ...
יו been recommended in preference to the variations of the fecond folio , which in several instances have been justly reprobated by the last editor of Shakspeare . What errors then might not have been expected , when compositors were ...
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... except that in the last line , instead of but hardly , I would Tead never . Dryden , we are told by Pope , concurred with Mr. Rowe in thinking Jonson's posthumous verses on our author Sparing and invidious .
... except that in the last line , instead of but hardly , I would Tead never . Dryden , we are told by Pope , concurred with Mr. Rowe in thinking Jonson's posthumous verses on our author Sparing and invidious .
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... told him at last , That if Mr. Shakspeare , » & c . By the alteration , the subsequent part of the sentence - 6 if he would produce , » & c . is rendered ungrammatical . Malone . 1 - ' he would undertake to show something upon the ...
... told him at last , That if Mr. Shakspeare , » & c . By the alteration , the subsequent part of the sentence - 6 if he would produce , » & c . is rendered ungrammatical . Malone . 1 - ' he would undertake to show something upon the ...
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| Título | The Plays of William Shakspeare, Volumen1 The Plays of William Shakspeare, William Shakespeare |
| Autor | William Shakespeare |
| Ilustrado por | Samuel Johnson (écrivain) |
| Editor | Printed and fold by J.J. Tourneisen, 1900 |
| Procedencia del original | Biblioteca Pública de Lyon |
| Digitalizado | 8 Sep. 2011 |
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