The Canons of Criticism and Glossary, Being a Supplement to Mr. Warburton's Edition of Shakespear: Collected from the Notes in that Celebrated Work and Proper to be Bound Up with It. To which are Added, The Trial of the Letter [upsilon], Alias Y; and SonnetsA. M. Kelley, 1970 - 351 Seiten |
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... because he would despise it himself : or perhaps , because this marriage was confidered by him as cafting fuch a reflexion on his family ; as would render it , and him , contempti- ble for the rest of his life : as he fays afterwards of ...
... because he would despise it himself : or perhaps , because this marriage was confidered by him as cafting fuch a reflexion on his family ; as would render it , and him , contempti- ble for the rest of his life : as he fays afterwards of ...
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... because he could not find Shakespear's word in Skinner ; who told him , that Cottyer is rufticus , villanus : but ... because the divifion put him in mind of fplitting a text ; or because split'ft was more mu- fical and harmonious to Mr ...
... because he could not find Shakespear's word in Skinner ; who told him , that Cottyer is rufticus , villanus : but ... because the divifion put him in mind of fplitting a text ; or because split'ft was more mu- fical and harmonious to Mr ...
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... Because thou art not seen . ' This paffage is certainly faulty ; and perhaps it cannot be restored , as Shakespear gave it . Sir Thomas Hanmer at left altered it into sense ; Thou caufeft not that teen . But this , it seems , will not ...
... Because thou art not seen . ' This paffage is certainly faulty ; and perhaps it cannot be restored , as Shakespear gave it . Sir Thomas Hanmer at left altered it into sense ; Thou caufeft not that teen . But this , it seems , will not ...
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