Lectures on Shakespeare, Zväzok 1Baker and Scribner, 1848 |
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... Nahum Tate was one ; nevertheless , he had brains enough , as we shall see hereafter , to improve some of Shakspeare's best and greatest works ! But whether Shakspeare had eyes to read nature with , may seem less doubtful to some , than ...
... Nahum Tate was one ; nevertheless , he had brains enough , as we shall see hereafter , to improve some of Shakspeare's best and greatest works ! But whether Shakspeare had eyes to read nature with , may seem less doubtful to some , than ...
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... Nahum Tate , could turn and tend as well as , perhaps better than a Shakspeare , original distinctions might easily be kept down ; for with such helps all could do the same thing , or rather the same nothing in equal perfection ...
... Nahum Tate , could turn and tend as well as , perhaps better than a Shakspeare , original distinctions might easily be kept down ; for with such helps all could do the same thing , or rather the same nothing in equal perfection ...
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