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An author has received the higheit mark of distinction , when he has engaged the services of such a commentator , The reader may perhaps be desirous to know by whom these quartos of Shakspeare are supposed to have been sent into the ...
An author has received the higheit mark of distinction , when he has engaged the services of such a commentator , The reader may perhaps be desirous to know by whom these quartos of Shakspeare are supposed to have been sent into the ...
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... by entries secured in a manner which was then supposed to be obligatory and legal . I may add , that the difficulty of procuring licences. 2 See the notes of Mr. Collins and Mr. Malone at the end of the Third Part of King Henry VI .
... by entries secured in a manner which was then supposed to be obligatory and legal . I may add , that the difficulty of procuring licences. 2 See the notes of Mr. Collins and Mr. Malone at the end of the Third Part of King Henry VI .
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All's well that ends well , though supposed to have been an early production , was , it must be acknowledged , not published in Shakspeare's life - time ; but for the date of this play we rely only on conjecture .
All's well that ends well , though supposed to have been an early production , was , it must be acknowledged , not published in Shakspeare's life - time ; but for the date of this play we rely only on conjecture .
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None of the plays which in the ensuing lift are supposed to have been written subsequently to this year , were printed till after the author's death , except King Lear , the publication of which was probably hastened by that of the old ...
None of the plays which in the ensuing lift are supposed to have been written subsequently to this year , were printed till after the author's death , except King Lear , the publication of which was probably hastened by that of the old ...
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These lines were inserted by Mr. Rowe in his first edition of The Life of Shakspeare , and he then supposed that they related to our poet , and alluded to his having withdrawn himself for some time from 66 CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER 1 ...
These lines were inserted by Mr. Rowe in his first edition of The Life of Shakspeare , and he then supposed that they related to our poet , and alluded to his having withdrawn himself for some time from 66 CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER 1 ...
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| Title | The Plays of William Shakspeare, Volume 2 The Plays of William Shakspeare, William Shakespeare |
| Author | William Shakespeare |
| Publisher | Printed and fold by J.J. Tourneisen, 1799 |
| Original from | Lyon Public Library |
| Digitized | 8 Sep 2011 |
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