The Plays and Poems of William Shakspeare, with the Corrections and Illustrations of Various Commentators: Comprehending a Life of the Poet, and an Enlarged History of the Stage, Volume 1Rwington, 1821 |
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... Jonson ? ' ) from that time , 1600 , to the death of Shakspeare , and for many years afterwards , much clumsy ... Jonson , ' says one of them , in all pro- bability maliciously stole this opportunity to throw in his envious and spiteful ...
... Jonson ? ' ) from that time , 1600 , to the death of Shakspeare , and for many years afterwards , much clumsy ... Jonson , ' says one of them , in all pro- bability maliciously stole this opportunity to throw in his envious and spiteful ...
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... Jonson to Shakspeare , ( of which , I believe , the reader has here had a full account , ) it will scarcely be denied that these men , who had so long profited by his wonderful talents , who were , at that very moment , profiting by ...
... Jonson to Shakspeare , ( of which , I believe , the reader has here had a full account , ) it will scarcely be denied that these men , who had so long profited by his wonderful talents , who were , at that very moment , profiting by ...
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... Jonson , by Dr. Johnson and Dr. Farmer . These distinguished persons can scarcely be termed Mr , Malone's followers . Mr. Gifford has referred to the prologue as furnishing proofs , that it was an entirely new play . I have read it ...
... Jonson , by Dr. Johnson and Dr. Farmer . These distinguished persons can scarcely be termed Mr , Malone's followers . Mr. Gifford has referred to the prologue as furnishing proofs , that it was an entirely new play . I have read it ...
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... Jonson . Deprive him of this plea , and no terms will be strong enough to describe the excess of his ignorance or his malice . The praise refers to our author's works . It is in the composition of his Sejanus , Catiline , and other ...
... Jonson . Deprive him of this plea , and no terms will be strong enough to describe the excess of his ignorance or his malice . The praise refers to our author's works . It is in the composition of his Sejanus , Catiline , and other ...
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... Jonson was in the habit of saying much in his own praise , will not , I think , be denied , and if the adverb boldly is more applicable to the words taken in this sense , there will be neither malice nor ignorance in supposing that ...
... Jonson was in the habit of saying much in his own praise , will not , I think , be denied , and if the adverb boldly is more applicable to the words taken in this sense , there will be neither malice nor ignorance in supposing that ...
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