The Plays of William Shakspeare ...J. Nichols and Son, 1813 - 21 páginas |
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... corrected passages are au- thorized ; most of which are such as carry their own evidence along with them . These editions now hold the place of originals , and are the only materials left to repair the deficiencies or restore the ...
... corrected passages are au- thorized ; most of which are such as carry their own evidence along with them . These editions now hold the place of originals , and are the only materials left to repair the deficiencies or restore the ...
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... corrected his text , nor collated the old copies . This gentleman had abilities , and sufficient know- ledge of his author , had but his industry been equal to his talents . The same mangled condition has been acknowledged too by Mr ...
... corrected his text , nor collated the old copies . This gentleman had abilities , and sufficient know- ledge of his author , had but his industry been equal to his talents . The same mangled condition has been acknowledged too by Mr ...
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... correcting them this rule hath been most strictly observed , not to give a loose to fancy , or indulge a licentious spirit of criticism , as if it were fit for any one to presume to judge what Shakspeare ought to have written , in ...
... correcting them this rule hath been most strictly observed , not to give a loose to fancy , or indulge a licentious spirit of criticism , as if it were fit for any one to presume to judge what Shakspeare ought to have written , in ...
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... corrected text , marked out those peculiar strokes of genius which were most proper to sup- port and illustrate that character . Thus far Mr. Pope . And although much more was to be done before Shakspeare could be restored to himself ...
... corrected text , marked out those peculiar strokes of genius which were most proper to sup- port and illustrate that character . Thus far Mr. Pope . And although much more was to be done before Shakspeare could be restored to himself ...
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... corrected what was manifestly wrong in the latter editions , by what was manifestly right in the earlier . And this is his real merit ; and the whole of it . For where the phrase was very obso- lete or licentious in the common books ...
... corrected what was manifestly wrong in the latter editions , by what was manifestly right in the earlier . And this is his real merit ; and the whole of it . For where the phrase was very obso- lete or licentious in the common books ...
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