The Works of Mr. William Shakespear;: In Six Volumes. Adorn'd with Cuts, Volume 1Jacob Tonson, 1709 |
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... juftly enough charg'd upon me ; I am bound , by the first Principles of Duty and Gratitude , to own , that it is by Your Grace's immediate Goodness that I have A at at length an Opportunity of turning my Thoughts a better TO HIS ...
... juftly enough charg'd upon me ; I am bound , by the first Principles of Duty and Gratitude , to own , that it is by Your Grace's immediate Goodness that I have A at at length an Opportunity of turning my Thoughts a better TO HIS ...
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... Thoughts a better and more useful Way . The Honour of your Grace's Protection and Favour , has fomething in it which distin- guishes it felf from that of other Great Men ; the Benefit of it is extenfive , and to have a fhare in Your ...
... Thoughts a better and more useful Way . The Honour of your Grace's Protection and Favour , has fomething in it which distin- guishes it felf from that of other Great Men ; the Benefit of it is extenfive , and to have a fhare in Your ...
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... Thought , those natural Images , those Paffions finely touch'd , and that beautiful Expreffion which is eve- ry where to be met with in Shakespear . And that he may ftill have the Honour to enter- tain Your Grace , I have taken fome ...
... Thought , those natural Images , those Paffions finely touch'd , and that beautiful Expreffion which is eve- ry where to be met with in Shakespear . And that he may ftill have the Honour to enter- tain Your Grace , I have taken fome ...
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... thought no unjust Disposer of this , the Author's Estate in Wit , by humbly Offering it where he would have been proud to have bequeath'd it . · The Present Age is indeed an unfortunate one for Dramatick Poetry ; fhe has been perse ...
... thought no unjust Disposer of this , the Author's Estate in Wit , by humbly Offering it where he would have been proud to have bequeath'd it . · The Present Age is indeed an unfortunate one for Dramatick Poetry ; fhe has been perse ...
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... thought it highly neceffary to their Purpose , that a Man of the first Quality and Figure in Eng- land , should countenance so bold and unex- ampled an Undertaking . They pitch'd up- on one , ' tis true , whofe known Love of his Country ...
... thought it highly neceffary to their Purpose , that a Man of the first Quality and Figure in Eng- land , should countenance so bold and unex- ampled an Undertaking . They pitch'd up- on one , ' tis true , whofe known Love of his Country ...
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The Works of Mr. William Shakespear, Volume 1 William Shakespeare,Peter Holland No preview available - 1998 |
The Works of Mr. William Shakespear;: In Six Volumes. Adorn'd with Cuts William Shakespeare No preview available - 2020 |
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