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And yet I must take the liberty of thinking , that no dramatic poet , either antient or
modern , has had the hard fate of our author ; or contains still more mistakes ,
than the plays of the most celebrated Shakespeare . Every editor has done a
great ...
And yet I must take the liberty of thinking , that no dramatic poet , either antient or
modern , has had the hard fate of our author ; or contains still more mistakes ,
than the plays of the most celebrated Shakespeare . Every editor has done a
great ...
Strana 141
Nor are we to wonder at the oddness of “ this method and practice ; for mufick ,
altho ' “ it be now . a - days applied to quite different “ purposes , was antiently
made use of for the “ removing of many ; and those too , fome of " the most difficult
...
Nor are we to wonder at the oddness of “ this method and practice ; for mufick ,
altho ' “ it be now . a - days applied to quite different “ purposes , was antiently
made use of for the “ removing of many ; and those too , fome of " the most difficult
...
Strana 190
This is most rare with reference " to the feathers in your hats ; most pilfering "
gentlemen ; which shows , that you have skir" mish'd with neighbouring poultry
lately , and having eaten part of your conquest , wear the “ rest as emblems , of ...
This is most rare with reference " to the feathers in your hats ; most pilfering "
gentlemen ; which shows , that you have skir" mish'd with neighbouring poultry
lately , and having eaten part of your conquest , wear the “ rest as emblems , of ...
Strana 220
any of 99 infant , and from a lousie nurse he stole his nature , and from a dog his
looks , and from " an ape his nimbleness ; he will look in your “ face , and pick
your pockets : rob ye the most “ wise rat of a cheefe paring : there where a “ cat
will ...
any of 99 infant , and from a lousie nurse he stole his nature , and from a dog his
looks , and from " an ape his nimbleness ; he will look in your “ face , and pick
your pockets : rob ye the most “ wise rat of a cheefe paring : there where a “ cat
will ...
Strana 223
... having a mind to throw him into the sea for the sake of his riches , hę intreated
them before they did it , that he might make his own funeral oration , and sing an
elegy to his harp : after that , when he threw himself into the sea with the most ...
... having a mind to throw him into the sea for the sake of his riches , hę intreated
them before they did it , that he might make his own funeral oration , and sing an
elegy to his harp : after that , when he threw himself into the sea with the most ...
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| Názov | Critical, Historical, and Explanatory Notes on Shakespeare: With Emendations of the Text and Metre, Zväzok 1 Critical, Historical, and Explanatory Notes on Shakespeare: With Emendations of the Text and Metre, Zachary Grey |
| Autor | Zachary Grey |
| Vydanie | dotlač |
| Vydavateľ | author and sold, 1754 |
| Zdroj originálu: | Newyorská verejná knižnica |
| Digitalizované | 23. nov. 2005 |
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