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[ By Mr. Rition . ) Svo . 1792 . A Letter to the Rev. Richard Farmer , D. D. Master of
Emmanuel College , Cambridge , relative to the Edition of Shakspeare published
in 1790 , and some late Criticisms on that work . By Edmond Malone , Esq . 8vo .
[ By Mr. Rition . ) Svo . 1792 . A Letter to the Rev. Richard Farmer , D. D. Master of
Emmanuel College , Cambridge , relative to the Edition of Shakspeare published
in 1790 , and some late Criticisms on that work . By Edmond Malone , Esq . 8vo .
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Probably in October , for on the Stationers ' books I find The Repenlaunce of
Robert Greene , Master of Arts , entered by John Danter , oa . 6 , 1592. The full
title of Greene's pamphlet is , " Greene's Groailworth of Wit bought with a Million
of ...
Probably in October , for on the Stationers ' books I find The Repenlaunce of
Robert Greene , Master of Arts , entered by John Danter , oa . 6 , 1592. The full
title of Greene's pamphlet is , " Greene's Groailworth of Wit bought with a Million
of ...
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... it over , and as near as I could followed the copy ; onely in that letter I put
something out , but in the whole book not a word in ; for I protest it was all
Greenes , 1 not mine , nor Master Nashes , as some unjustly 72
CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER.
... it over , and as near as I could followed the copy ; onely in that letter I put
something out , but in the whole book not a word in ; for I protest it was all
Greenes , 1 not mine , nor Master Nashes , as some unjustly 72
CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER.
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not mine , nor Master Nashes , as some unjustly have affirmed . Neither was he
the writer of an Epistle to The Second Part of Gerileon ; though by the workman's.
error T. N. were set to the end : that I confess to be mine , and repent it not .
not mine , nor Master Nashes , as some unjustly have affirmed . Neither was he
the writer of an Epistle to The Second Part of Gerileon ; though by the workman's.
error T. N. were set to the end : that I confess to be mine , and repent it not .
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The horie leads his master to him . Then God - a - inercy , horse , indeed faies
Tarlton . The people had much ado to keep peace : but Bankes and Tarlton had
like to have fquared , and the horse by , to give aime . But ever after it was a by
word ...
The horie leads his master to him . Then God - a - inercy , horse , indeed faies
Tarlton . The people had much ado to keep peace : but Bankes and Tarlton had
like to have fquared , and the horse by , to give aime . But ever after it was a by
word ...
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| Title | The Plays of William Shakspeare, Volume 2 The Plays of William Shakspeare, William Shakespeare |
| Author | William Shakespeare |
| Publisher | Printed and fold by J.J. Tourneisen, 1799 |
| Original from | Lyon Public Library |
| Digitized | 8 Sep 2011 |
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