The Works of Mr. William Shakespear, Volume 7J. Darby, 1725 |
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... give us any Reason for flinging in this unnatural foreign Mix- ture into our Language , when we have Words of Signification , and Sound fufficient to answer our Ideas . What occafion is there for Adulteration , when we have current Coin ...
... give us any Reason for flinging in this unnatural foreign Mix- ture into our Language , when we have Words of Signification , and Sound fufficient to answer our Ideas . What occafion is there for Adulteration , when we have current Coin ...
Page xv
... give many more Examples of his Beauties , than those few which his Editor has but flightly glanc'd on in his Life ; fo fhall I lay down fuch Rules of Art , as that the Reader may be able VOL . VIII . a to to distinguish his Errors from ...
... give many more Examples of his Beauties , than those few which his Editor has but flightly glanc'd on in his Life ; fo fhall I lay down fuch Rules of Art , as that the Reader may be able VOL . VIII . a to to distinguish his Errors from ...
Page xv
... Common Places . But to put his Errors and his Excellencies on the fame Bot- tom , is to injure the latter , and give the Enemies of our Poet an an Advantage against him , of doing the fame ; ii An ESSAY on the Art , Rife ,
... Common Places . But to put his Errors and his Excellencies on the fame Bot- tom , is to injure the latter , and give the Enemies of our Poet an an Advantage against him , of doing the fame ; ii An ESSAY on the Art , Rife ,
Page xv
... give many more Examples of his Beauties , than thofe few which his Editor has but flightly glanc'd on in his Life ; so shall I lay down fuch Rules of Art , as that the Reader may be able VOL . VIII . a to to distinguish his Errors from ...
... give many more Examples of his Beauties , than thofe few which his Editor has but flightly glanc'd on in his Life ; so shall I lay down fuch Rules of Art , as that the Reader may be able VOL . VIII . a to to distinguish his Errors from ...
Page xv
... Common Places . But to put his Errors and his Excellencies on the fame Bot- tom , is to injure the latter , and give the Enemies of our Poet an an Advantage against him , of doing the fame ; ii An ESSAY on the Art , Rife ,
... Common Places . But to put his Errors and his Excellencies on the fame Bot- tom , is to injure the latter , and give the Enemies of our Poet an an Advantage against him , of doing the fame ; ii An ESSAY on the Art , Rife ,
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