The Works of Mr. William Shakespear, Volume 7J. Darby, 1725 |
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... Say our com- mon Mother , ETON ! ) has furnished You with a true Tafte of Letters ; fo that tho SHAKESPEAR might fear You , as a Judge , yet he now prides himself in courting You , as a Patron . IN Your Travels , Your Name , the beft ...
... Say our com- mon Mother , ETON ! ) has furnished You with a true Tafte of Letters ; fo that tho SHAKESPEAR might fear You , as a Judge , yet he now prides himself in courting You , as a Patron . IN Your Travels , Your Name , the beft ...
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... says , -Shakespear , Fancy's fweetest Child , Warbles his native Wood - notes wild . The Child of Fancy , with the additional Epithet of ... say , that this was the Study of his whole Life , the darling and over - ruling his X The PREFACE .
... says , -Shakespear , Fancy's fweetest Child , Warbles his native Wood - notes wild . The Child of Fancy , with the additional Epithet of ... say , that this was the Study of his whole Life , the darling and over - ruling his X The PREFACE .
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... say , " Mr. Rymer has indeed made good his Charge , and yet " the Town admir'd his Errors ftill : Which I take to be a greater Proof of the Folly and abandon'd Tafte of the Town , than of any Imperfections in the Critick . And this ...
... say , " Mr. Rymer has indeed made good his Charge , and yet " the Town admir'd his Errors ftill : Which I take to be a greater Proof of the Folly and abandon'd Tafte of the Town , than of any Imperfections in the Critick . And this ...
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... say , " Mr. Rymer has indeed made good his Charge , and yet " the Town admir'd his Errors ftill : ' Which I take to be a greater Proof of the Folly and abandon'd Taste of the Town , than of any Imperfections in the Critick . And this ...
... say , " Mr. Rymer has indeed made good his Charge , and yet " the Town admir'd his Errors ftill : ' Which I take to be a greater Proof of the Folly and abandon'd Taste of the Town , than of any Imperfections in the Critick . And this ...
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... say they must be such , because the Mul- • titude will have them fo , and no otherwife ; and that those ‹ which are regular , and carry on the Plot according to Art , are only of use to a few wife Men , who understand them , and all the ...
... say they must be such , because the Mul- • titude will have them fo , and no otherwife ; and that those ‹ which are regular , and carry on the Plot according to Art , are only of use to a few wife Men , who understand them , and all the ...
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