The tempest. A midsummer-night's dream. The two gentlemen of Verona. Measure for measure. The merchant of VeniceAMS Press, 1968 |
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... seems not to fufpect a critick of fallibility , and it was but reafonable that he fhould claim what he fo liberally granted . As he never writes without careful enquiry and di- ligent confideration , I have received all his notes , and ...
... seems not to fufpect a critick of fallibility , and it was but reafonable that he fhould claim what he fo liberally granted . As he never writes without careful enquiry and di- ligent confideration , I have received all his notes , and ...
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... seems , was bred for fome Time at a Free - School ; the very Free- School , I prefume , founded at Stratford : where , we are told , he acquired what Latin he was Mafter of : but , that his Father being oblig'd , thro ' Narrownels of ...
... seems , was bred for fome Time at a Free - School ; the very Free- School , I prefume , founded at Stratford : where , we are told , he acquired what Latin he was Mafter of : but , that his Father being oblig'd , thro ' Narrownels of ...
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... seems a double forgetfulness of our Poet , in relation to the Characters of this Interlude . The Father and Mother of Thisby , and the Fa- ther of Pyramus , arc here men- tion'd , who do not appear at all in the Interlude ; but Wall and ...
... seems a double forgetfulness of our Poet , in relation to the Characters of this Interlude . The Father and Mother of Thisby , and the Fa- ther of Pyramus , arc here men- tion'd , who do not appear at all in the Interlude ; but Wall and ...
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