The Works of Mr. William Shakespear, Volumen7J. Darby, 1725 |
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... himself to the Earl of Southampton his great Patron . Patron . So that Mr. Rowe is evidently mistaken when he fays , That his Venus and Adonis was the only Piece of Poetry be publifb'd himself ; there being the fame Authority for his ...
... himself to the Earl of Southampton his great Patron . Patron . So that Mr. Rowe is evidently mistaken when he fays , That his Venus and Adonis was the only Piece of Poetry be publifb'd himself ; there being the fame Authority for his ...
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... himself , in his commendatory Verses before the firft Folio Edition of Shakespear's Works , allows him to have a little Latin , and lefs Greek ; that is , he would not allow him to be as perfect a Critick in the Latin , as he himself ...
... himself , in his commendatory Verses before the firft Folio Edition of Shakespear's Works , allows him to have a little Latin , and lefs Greek ; that is , he would not allow him to be as perfect a Critick in the Latin , as he himself ...
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... himself is not to be diftin- guifh'd from the most worthless Pretenders , who have often met with an undeferv'd Applaufe , and challeng'd the Title of great Poets , from their Succefs . . Το Nature , Nature is the great Cry against the ...
... himself is not to be diftin- guifh'd from the most worthless Pretenders , who have often met with an undeferv'd Applaufe , and challeng'd the Title of great Poets , from their Succefs . . Το Nature , Nature is the great Cry against the ...
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... himself has frequently been guilty of , not only in those Mix- tures which he has given us of that kind , but in many other Particulars , for want of a thorow Knowledge of the Art of the Stage . . After this , I hope no Man will affert ...
... himself has frequently been guilty of , not only in those Mix- tures which he has given us of that kind , but in many other Particulars , for want of a thorow Knowledge of the Art of the Stage . . After this , I hope no Man will affert ...
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... himself , in his commendatory Verses before the firft Folio Edition of Shakespear's Works , allows him to have a little Latin , and lefs Greek ; that is , he would not allow him to be as perfect a Critick in the Latin , as he himself ...
... himself , in his commendatory Verses before the firft Folio Edition of Shakespear's Works , allows him to have a little Latin , and lefs Greek ; that is , he would not allow him to be as perfect a Critick in the Latin , as he himself ...
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