The Plays of William Shakespeare: In Twenty-one Volumes, with the Corrections and Illustrations of Various Commentators, to which are Added Notes, Band 1J. Nichols and Son, 1813 |
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... public to judge : he only begs permission to say , that he hopes the present edition will not be found inferior to any of the preceding . In a work extending to twenty - one volumes some errors will unavoidably occur ; such as have hap ...
... public to judge : he only begs permission to say , that he hopes the present edition will not be found inferior to any of the preceding . In a work extending to twenty - one volumes some errors will unavoidably occur ; such as have hap ...
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... , and had the satisfaction of wit- nessing the son's literary attainments with that enthusiasm which frequently prevails in a strong uncultivated mind . " He commenced his public life very reputably , as ii ADVERTISEMENT .
... , and had the satisfaction of wit- nessing the son's literary attainments with that enthusiasm which frequently prevails in a strong uncultivated mind . " He commenced his public life very reputably , as ii ADVERTISEMENT .
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... public life very reputably , as a solicitor and conveyancer ; but for several years before his death had confined the practical part of his business to the last - mentioned branch of his profession . Placed in a situation which above ...
... public life very reputably , as a solicitor and conveyancer ; but for several years before his death had confined the practical part of his business to the last - mentioned branch of his profession . Placed in a situation which above ...
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... public taste was in its infancy ; and delighted ( as it always does during that state ) in the high and turgid ; which leads the writer to disguise a vulgar expression with hard and forced construction , whereby the sentence frequently ...
... public taste was in its infancy ; and delighted ( as it always does during that state ) in the high and turgid ; which leads the writer to disguise a vulgar expression with hard and forced construction , whereby the sentence frequently ...
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