THE

PLAYS

OF

SHAKSPEARE.

VOL. V.

Thus while I wondering pause o'er Shakspeare's page,
I mark in visions of delight the sage,

High o'er the wrecks of man who stands sublime;
A column in the melancholy waste,
(Its cities humbled and its glories past)
Majestic 'mid the solitude of time.

DR. WOLCOT.

Shakspeare is the Homer of the English ; he is altogether national.In spite of philosophy and new views, the change of manners and the progress of knowledge, he reigns in the heart of the literature of his country.

VILLEMAIN.

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