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But how well he hath succeeded in this , as likewise in his Conjectures which are
properly his own , will be seen in the course of my Remarks : Tho ' , as he hath
declined to give the Reasons for his Interpolations , he hath not ...
But how well he hath succeeded in this , as likewise in his Conjectures which are
properly his own , will be seen in the course of my Remarks : Tho ' , as he hath
declined to give the Reasons for his Interpolations , he hath not ...
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To common Terms he hath affixed Meanings of his own , unauthorised by Use ,
and not to be justified by Analogy . And this Liberty he hath taken with the noblest
Parts of Speech , such as Mixedmodes ; which , as they are most susceptible of ...
To common Terms he hath affixed Meanings of his own , unauthorised by Use ,
and not to be justified by Analogy . And this Liberty he hath taken with the noblest
Parts of Speech , such as Mixedmodes ; which , as they are most susceptible of ...
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This hath put me to additional Trouble ; for I had not only their Interpolations to
throw out again , but the genuine Text to replace , and establish in its stead ;
which , in many Cases , could not be done without shewing the peculiar Sense of
the ...
This hath put me to additional Trouble ; for I had not only their Interpolations to
throw out again , but the genuine Text to replace , and establish in its stead ;
which , in many Cases , could not be done without shewing the peculiar Sense of
the ...
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Whereas the public Judgment hath lefs need to be assisted in what it shall reject ,
than in what it ought to prize ; Men being generally more ready at spying Faults
than in discovering Beauties . Nor is the value they set upon a Work , a certain ...
Whereas the public Judgment hath lefs need to be assisted in what it shall reject ,
than in what it ought to prize ; Men being generally more ready at spying Faults
than in discovering Beauties . Nor is the value they set upon a Work , a certain ...
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Critic Kuster , in a taste and language peculiar to Grammarians of a certain order
, hath decreed , that the History and Chronology of Greek Words is the most
soLID entertain . ment of a Man of Letters . I fly , then , to a higher Example , much
...
Critic Kuster , in a taste and language peculiar to Grammarians of a certain order
, hath decreed , that the History and Chronology of Greek Words is the most
soLID entertain . ment of a Man of Letters . I fly , then , to a higher Example , much
...
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | The Works of Shakespear: In Eight Volumes, Volumen1 The Works of Shakespear: In Eight Volumes, William Shakespeare |
| Autor | William Shakespeare |
| Editor | William Warburton |
| Ilustrado por | George Vertue |
| Editor | J. and P. Knapton, 1747 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Harvard |
| Digitalizado | 8 Ago. 2008 |
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