The Poems of John DrydenOxford University Press, 1910 - 606 páginas Oxford edition. The facsimiles are reproductions of title pages of earlier editions. |
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... text gives : And some descending Courtier from above Had giv'n her timely warning to remove . The word ' Courtier ' , or , as Dryden would have said , the word of ' Courtier ' , was changed by Broughton into ' Courier ' , and Todd ...
... text gives : And some descending Courtier from above Had giv'n her timely warning to remove . The word ' Courtier ' , or , as Dryden would have said , the word of ' Courtier ' , was changed by Broughton into ' Courier ' , and Todd ...
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... text have appeared in every later edition . The first editor with a name was Thomas Broughton , who published two incomplete collec- tions , one in 1741 , the other in 1743. Broughton introduced new errors , and some of these have held ...
... text have appeared in every later edition . The first editor with a name was Thomas Broughton , who published two incomplete collec- tions , one in 1741 , the other in 1743. Broughton introduced new errors , and some of these have held ...
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... text . In fact , some evil spirit seems to have dogged the steps of Dryden's editors , and may well raise appre- hension in one who ventures to add himself to their number . Some of the blunders in Christie's text are so absurd , so ...
... text . In fact , some evil spirit seems to have dogged the steps of Dryden's editors , and may well raise appre- hension in one who ventures to add himself to their number . Some of the blunders in Christie's text are so absurd , so ...
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... text with the original editions . This was not the case . It must be clear to one who really has made the collation ... text in both the editions published in Dryden's lifetime . After his death the first word of the second line was ...
... text with the original editions . This was not the case . It must be clear to one who really has made the collation ... text in both the editions published in Dryden's lifetime . After his death the first word of the second line was ...
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... text and implies that he has taken pains ' to note them singly ' . That he has done so I cannot perceive except in one instance , and even there he leaves the error in his text . Of the errors which he has not corrected some are very ...
... text and implies that he has taken pains ' to note them singly ' . That he has done so I cannot perceive except in one instance , and even there he leaves the error in his text . Of the errors which he has not corrected some are very ...
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