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2 The Cambridge Editors seem to hold this view : - “ The original play , on which Shakespeare worked , must have been written , for the most part , either in prose or in very irregular verse . ” Farmer first suggested this explanation ...
2 The Cambridge Editors seem to hold this view : - “ The original play , on which Shakespeare worked , must have been written , for the most part , either in prose or in very irregular verse . ” Farmer first suggested this explanation ...
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Mr. Verplanck , also , a critic of equal soundness and rectitude of judgment , holds to the same view ; and Mr. Collier informs us that Coleridge in 1815 gave it as his opinion that the ...
Mr. Verplanck , also , a critic of equal soundness and rectitude of judgment , holds to the same view ; and Mr. Collier informs us that Coleridge in 1815 gave it as his opinion that the ...
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The objections to the former theory hold , for aught we can see , equally good against this . Besides , the play , as we have seen , is preëminently unsuited to the stage ; and the failure of modern diligence to discover any ...
The objections to the former theory hold , for aught we can see , equally good against this . Besides , the play , as we have seen , is preëminently unsuited to the stage ; and the failure of modern diligence to discover any ...
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play were by different hands , the reader may naturally hold us bound to make some sign towards discriminating what parts belong to the Poet . This , certainly , is a somewhat delicate and hazardous undertaking , and one in which some ...
play were by different hands , the reader may naturally hold us bound to make some sign towards discriminating what parts belong to the Poet . This , certainly , is a somewhat delicate and hazardous undertaking , and one in which some ...
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But the arguments of Plutus , backed up by the prospect which Mercury holds out , of making his rascally ... compassion ; to pity the distressed , to relieve the indigent , I shall hold a crime : my life , like the beasts of the field ...
But the arguments of Plutus , backed up by the prospect which Mercury holds out , of making his rascally ... compassion ; to pity the distressed , to relieve the indigent , I shall hold a crime : my life , like the beasts of the field ...
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| Titel | The Works of William Shakespeare, Band 17 The Works of William Shakespeare, James Orchard Halliwell-Phillipps |
| Autor/in | William Shakespeare |
| Herausgeber | J. Ellis Burdick |
| Verlag | Jefferson Press [Bigelow, Smith & Company, 1909 |
| Original von | University of Michigan |
| Digitalisiert | 5. Aug. 2010 |
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