The Works of Mr. William Shakespear, Volume 7J. Darby, 1725 |
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Page vii
... Light than in the idle Comments of our mo- dern Publishers . First Editions are rarely to be seen , but like Jewels in the Cabinets of the richly Curious ; and many new ones bear little Value , either from their Commonness , or Coarse ...
... Light than in the idle Comments of our mo- dern Publishers . First Editions are rarely to be seen , but like Jewels in the Cabinets of the richly Curious ; and many new ones bear little Value , either from their Commonness , or Coarse ...
Page viii
... Light to fome Paffages , as well of the Author , as of Mr. Gildon . THIS Gentleman republish'd these Poems from an old Impreffion , in the Year 1710. at the fame time with Mr. Rowe's Publication of his Plays . He uses many Arguments to ...
... Light to fome Paffages , as well of the Author , as of Mr. Gildon . THIS Gentleman republish'd these Poems from an old Impreffion , in the Year 1710. at the fame time with Mr. Rowe's Publication of his Plays . He uses many Arguments to ...
Page xiv
... Lights , were fit for the Pen of an Addison , or a Congreve ; and then we might cry out with Anthony , ( ( Here was a Cæfar- when comes fuch Another ? I THOUGHT to fay no more to his Plays ; but the Cha- racter my Lord Shaftesbury gives ...
... Lights , were fit for the Pen of an Addison , or a Congreve ; and then we might cry out with Anthony , ( ( Here was a Cæfar- when comes fuch Another ? I THOUGHT to fay no more to his Plays ; but the Cha- racter my Lord Shaftesbury gives ...
Page xli
... Light , and in one View , he may best judge of its Probability . But then he must confider , that in this Plan must first be drawn the Fable in general , before he thinks of the Episodes that particularize and circumftantiate it . I'll ...
... Light , and in one View , he may best judge of its Probability . But then he must confider , that in this Plan must first be drawn the Fable in general , before he thinks of the Episodes that particularize and circumftantiate it . I'll ...
Page lv
... light Down , that flies about in the Air , by every Wind blown about . H Hied , or Hyed . made hafte to . Hefts . commands . Hent . took hold of . Hight . call'd . Hefted . as tender - befted , tender- ly difpos'd , & c . Harried ...
... light Down , that flies about in the Air , by every Wind blown about . H Hied , or Hyed . made hafte to . Hefts . commands . Hent . took hold of . Hight . call'd . Hefted . as tender - befted , tender- ly difpos'd , & c . Harried ...
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