Critical Observations on ShakespeareG. Hawkins, 1748 - 411 pages |
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Page v
... Perhaps all attempts , to reduce fo irregular an art to any regular method , might deferve a place among the many impracticable schemes with which our nation abounds . But yet while I perceived critics fo numerous , ( for who more or ...
... Perhaps all attempts , to reduce fo irregular an art to any regular method , might deferve a place among the many impracticable schemes with which our nation abounds . But yet while I perceived critics fo numerous , ( for who more or ...
Page ix
... allouër , à louer , laudare . II . Fairfax perhaps may be of fome authority with our commentator , for I find his name used to au- thorize thorize an interpretation of a passage in Antony and Cleopatra PREFACE . ix .
... allouër , à louer , laudare . II . Fairfax perhaps may be of fome authority with our commentator , for I find his name used to au- thorize thorize an interpretation of a passage in Antony and Cleopatra PREFACE . ix .
Page xxiv
... perhaps bad as much learning as fome critics ) I always thought infant and child were convertible terms : at least the learned Spencer thought fo , who calls ARTHEGAL , the bold child : B. 5. c . 8. ft . 32. And old B. 5 : xxiv PREFACE ...
... perhaps bad as much learning as fome critics ) I always thought infant and child were convertible terms : at least the learned Spencer thought fo , who calls ARTHEGAL , the bold child : B. 5. c . 8. ft . 32. And old B. 5 : xxiv PREFACE ...
Page xxx
... perhaps , to that faying , Uxor fulget radiis Mariti : which for the fake of the female reader I tranflate in Shakespeare's words , The wife only shines in her husband's bright radiance and collateral light . VII . The above mentioned ...
... perhaps , to that faying , Uxor fulget radiis Mariti : which for the fake of the female reader I tranflate in Shakespeare's words , The wife only shines in her husband's bright radiance and collateral light . VII . The above mentioned ...
Page xliii
... perhaps into the HAZARD runne . ” THE two following notes are really below our editor's writing , ( I compliment him when 1 fay fo . ) One of them is in the Tempest , A II . where Tri- culo finding the monster Caliban fays , " were I in ...
... perhaps into the HAZARD runne . ” THE two following notes are really below our editor's writing , ( I compliment him when 1 fay fo . ) One of them is in the Tempest , A II . where Tri- culo finding the monster Caliban fays , " were I in ...
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