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... ftand him . And fo we leave you to other of his friends , who , if you need , can be your guides : if you neede them not , you can leade yourselves , and others . And fuch readers we wish him . JOHN HEMINGE , HENRY CONdell . 1 IT MR ...
... ftand him . And fo we leave you to other of his friends , who , if you need , can be your guides : if you neede them not , you can leade yourselves , and others . And fuch readers we wish him . JOHN HEMINGE , HENRY CONdell . 1 IT MR ...
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... ftand charged upon the au- thor . He himself complained of this ufage in Ham- let , where he wishes that thofe who play the clowns would speak no more than is fet down for them . ( A & III . fc . ii . ) 130 MR . POPE'S PREFACE .
... ftand charged upon the au- thor . He himself complained of this ufage in Ham- let , where he wishes that thofe who play the clowns would speak no more than is fet down for them . ( A & III . fc . ii . ) 130 MR . POPE'S PREFACE .
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... ftand the teft of the fevereft judgment ; and ftrokes as careless- ly hit off , to the level of the more ordinary capa cities ; fome descriptions raised to that pitch of grandeur , as to aftonish you with the compass and elevation of ...
... ftand the teft of the fevereft judgment ; and ftrokes as careless- ly hit off , to the level of the more ordinary capa cities ; fome descriptions raised to that pitch of grandeur , as to aftonish you with the compass and elevation of ...
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... were pity but the difgrace of fuch an inveteracy fhould remain as a lafting re- proach , and Shallow ftand as a mark of ridicule to fligmatize his malice . It is faid , our author fpent fome years before MR . THEOBALD'S PREFACE . 143.
... were pity but the difgrace of fuch an inveteracy fhould remain as a lafting re- proach , and Shallow ftand as a mark of ridicule to fligmatize his malice . It is faid , our author fpent fome years before MR . THEOBALD'S PREFACE . 143.
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... ftand its ground against banter and gaiety . It has been my fate , it seems , as I thought it my duty , to discover fome anachronifms in our author ; which might have flept in obfcurity but for this Reftorer , as Mr. Pope is pleafed ...
... ftand its ground against banter and gaiety . It has been my fate , it seems , as I thought it my duty , to discover fome anachronifms in our author ; which might have flept in obfcurity but for this Reftorer , as Mr. Pope is pleafed ...
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