The Plays of William Shakspeare: With the Corrections and Illustrations of Various Commentators, to which are Added Notes, Volumen20J. Johnson, 1803 |
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... Shakspeare was not entirely in- debted to Painter's epitome ; but rather to the poem already mentioned . Stanyhurst , the tranflator of Virgil in 1582 , enu- merates Julietta among his heroines , in a piece which he calls an Epitaph ...
... Shakspeare was not entirely in- debted to Painter's epitome ; but rather to the poem already mentioned . Stanyhurst , the tranflator of Virgil in 1582 , enu- merates Julietta among his heroines , in a piece which he calls an Epitaph ...
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... Shakspeare had varied very little from the truth , either in the names , characters , or other circum- stances of his play . MALONE . It is plain , from more than one circumftance , that Shakspeare had read this novel , both in its ...
... Shakspeare had varied very little from the truth , either in the names , characters , or other circum- stances of his play . MALONE . It is plain , from more than one circumftance , that Shakspeare had read this novel , both in its ...
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... Shakspeare's time : And whilft thou Spread ' ft unto the rifing funne , " The faireft flower that ever faw the light , " Now joy thy time , before thy sweet be done . " Daniel's Sonnets , 1594 . The line quoted by Mr. Steevens does not ...
... Shakspeare's time : And whilft thou Spread ' ft unto the rifing funne , " The faireft flower that ever faw the light , " Now joy thy time , before thy sweet be done . " Daniel's Sonnets , 1594 . The line quoted by Mr. Steevens does not ...
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