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The two friends and fellows of Shakspere , in an Address " to the great variety of readers , " use very remarkable words : - " It had been a thing , we confess , worthy to have been wished , that the author himself had lived to have set ...
The two friends and fellows of Shakspere , in an Address " to the great variety of readers , " use very remarkable words : - " It had been a thing , we confess , worthy to have been wished , that the author himself had lived to have set ...
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We give a passage from the old translation by Bartholomew Yong , which will enable our readers to compare the romance writer and the dramatist ::" Yet to try , if by giving her some occasion I might prevaile , I saide unto her— And is ...
We give a passage from the old translation by Bartholomew Yong , which will enable our readers to compare the romance writer and the dramatist ::" Yet to try , if by giving her some occasion I might prevaile , I saide unto her— And is ...
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... and the physical features of particular countries , but with a thousand nice peculiarities connected with their government and customs , which nothing but the most diligent reading and inquiry could furnish .
... and the physical features of particular countries , but with a thousand nice peculiarities connected with their government and customs , which nothing but the most diligent reading and inquiry could furnish .
Pagina 6
It is scarcely necessary , perhaps , to caution our readers against imagining that because Shakspere in this , as in all his plays , has some reference to the manners of his own country and times , he has given a false representation of ...
It is scarcely necessary , perhaps , to caution our readers against imagining that because Shakspere in this , as in all his plays , has some reference to the manners of his own country and times , he has given a false representation of ...
Pagina 7
Our readers need scarcely be told that the present term milliner is derived from Milan , in consequence of the reputation of that city for its fabrication as well " of weeds of peace " as of " harness for war ; " but it may be necessary ...
Our readers need scarcely be told that the present term milliner is derived from Milan , in consequence of the reputation of that city for its fabrication as well " of weeds of peace " as of " harness for war ; " but it may be necessary ...
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Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | The Works of Shakespere |
| Auteur | William Shakespeare |
| Uitgever | Virtue, 183? |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | la Biblioteca de Catalunya |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 9 okt 2009 |
| Lengte | 16 pagina's |
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