The Plays of William Shakespeare: With Notes of Various Commentators, Edição 3G. Kearsley [Printed, 1806 |
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... Steevens printed it with the plays of our bard , that judgment might not appear to be passed upon it , before it had been purged from its errors , and admitted to a fair trial . The editor admits it here for the like candid reason , at ...
... Steevens printed it with the plays of our bard , that judgment might not appear to be passed upon it , before it had been purged from its errors , and admitted to a fair trial . The editor admits it here for the like candid reason , at ...
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... Steevens , that the corruption here lies too deep to be cured . 7 A countless glory , ] The old copy reads , her countless glory , which is preferable , in my opinion , to Mr. Steevens's emendation . " Her face , of hea- venly cast ...
... Steevens , that the corruption here lies too deep to be cured . 7 A countless glory , ] The old copy reads , her countless glory , which is preferable , in my opinion , to Mr. Steevens's emendation . " Her face , of hea- venly cast ...
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... Steevens with his usual industry tries hard to make something of this passage , but , at last , is forced to relinquish it with the candid avowal that he may have only exchanged one nonsense for another . ' I am afraid whoever ...
... Steevens with his usual industry tries hard to make something of this passage , but , at last , is forced to relinquish it with the candid avowal that he may have only exchanged one nonsense for another . ' I am afraid whoever ...
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