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... for when the character of them which we have handed down , was originally given , among typographical blunders , & c . were enumerated all terms and expressions which were not ftri & tly grammatical , or not easily understood .
... for when the character of them which we have handed down , was originally given , among typographical blunders , & c . were enumerated all terms and expressions which were not ftri & tly grammatical , or not easily understood .
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I mean to except from this general character of the quartos , the author's rough draughts of The Merry Wives of Windsor and Rimeo and Juliet ; together with the play of King Henry V. and the two parts of King Henry VI .; for the latter ...
I mean to except from this general character of the quartos , the author's rough draughts of The Merry Wives of Windsor and Rimeo and Juliet ; together with the play of King Henry V. and the two parts of King Henry VI .; for the latter ...
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Those marked with Asterisks are in no former Tables ; and those which are printed in the Italick character I have never seen . I. 1. A Midsummer Night's Dream William Shakspeare , 1600 , Thomas Fisher . 2. Do .
Those marked with Asterisks are in no former Tables ; and those which are printed in the Italick character I have never seen . I. 1. A Midsummer Night's Dream William Shakspeare , 1600 , Thomas Fisher . 2. Do .
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I had inadvertently given a fimilar character of the folio 1632 ; but take this opportunity of confefling a mistake into which I was led by too implicit a reliance on the assertions of others . FOLIO EDITIONS . s 1.
I had inadvertently given a fimilar character of the folio 1632 ; but take this opportunity of confefling a mistake into which I was led by too implicit a reliance on the assertions of others . FOLIO EDITIONS . s 1.
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An Essay towards fixing the true Standards of Witand Humour , Raillery , Satire , and Ridicule : to which is addedd an Analysis of the Characters of an Humourist , Sir John Falílaff , Sir Roger de Coverley , and Don Quixote .
An Essay towards fixing the true Standards of Witand Humour , Raillery , Satire , and Ridicule : to which is addedd an Analysis of the Characters of an Humourist , Sir John Falílaff , Sir Roger de Coverley , and Don Quixote .
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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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