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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... editor . The science of criticism , as far as it affects an editor , seems to be reduced to these three classes : the emenda- tion of corrupt passages ; the explanation of obscure and difficult ones ; and an enquiry into the beauties ...
... editor . The science of criticism , as far as it affects an editor , seems to be reduced to these three classes : the emenda- tion of corrupt passages ; the explanation of obscure and difficult ones ; and an enquiry into the beauties ...
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... editor seems to think , they should rather have slept in obscurity : and the having discovered them is sneered at , as a sort of wrong - headed sagacity . 2 The numerous corrections which I have made of the poet's text in my Shakspeare ...
... editor seems to think , they should rather have slept in obscurity : and the having discovered them is sneered at , as a sort of wrong - headed sagacity . 2 The numerous corrections which I have made of the poet's text in my Shakspeare ...
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... editor , to publish him with my best care and judgment ; and because I am sensible , all such declara- tions are construed to be laying a sort of debt on the pub → lick . As the former edition has been received with much indulgence , I ...
... editor , to publish him with my best care and judgment ; and because I am sensible , all such declara- tions are construed to be laying a sort of debt on the pub → lick . As the former edition has been received with much indulgence , I ...
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... editor left this to the critick by profession . But nothing will give the common reader a better idea of the value of Mr. Pope's edition , than the two attempts which have been since made by Mr. Theobald and Sir Thomas Hanmer in ...
... editor left this to the critick by profession . But nothing will give the common reader a better idea of the value of Mr. Pope's edition , than the two attempts which have been since made by Mr. Theobald and Sir Thomas Hanmer in ...
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... editors . have made on any reasonable foundation , are here admitted into the text ; and carefully assigned to their respective authors : a piece of justice which the Oxford editor never did ; and which the other was not always ...
... editors . have made on any reasonable foundation , are here admitted into the text ; and carefully assigned to their respective authors : a piece of justice which the Oxford editor never did ; and which the other was not always ...
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