Mr. William Shakespeare: Poems upon the author. Table of his editions. The tempest. The two gentlemen of Verona. The merry wives of Windsor |
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This folio impression was fent into the world seven years after the Author's death ,
by two of his fellow - players ; and contains , besides the last - mention'd fourteen
, the true and genuine copies of the other fix plays , and fixteen that were never ...
This folio impression was fent into the world seven years after the Author's death ,
by two of his fellow - players ; and contains , besides the last - mention'd fourteen
, the true and genuine copies of the other fix plays , and fixteen that were never ...
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upor gh the try the in his solot is , the cripts ) COOK in ca of the witted ; neceffa in
writing ; that the printed copies are all that is left to guide us ; and that those
copies are subject to numberless imperfections , but not all in like degree : our
first ...
upor gh the try the in his solot is , the cripts ) COOK in ca of the witted ; neceffa in
writing ; that the printed copies are all that is left to guide us ; and that those
copies are subject to numberless imperfections , but not all in like degree : our
first ...
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But without entering further in this place into the reasonableness , or even
necesity , of so doing , he does for the present acknowledge , that he has every -
where made use of such materials as he met with in other old copies , which he ...
But without entering further in this place into the reasonableness , or even
necesity , of so doing , he does for the present acknowledge , that he has every -
where made use of such materials as he met with in other old copies , which he ...
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