The Plays of William Shakspeare, Volume 2Printed and fold by J.J. Tourneisen, 1799 |
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Page 170
... seems extremely probable that its first appearance was in March or April , 1605 ; in which year the old play of King Leir , that had been entered at Stationer's hall in 1594 , was printed by Simon Stafford , for John Wright , who , we ...
... seems extremely probable that its first appearance was in March or April , 1605 ; in which year the old play of King Leir , that had been entered at Stationer's hall in 1594 , was printed by Simon Stafford , for John Wright , who , we ...
Page 175
... seem to have piqued themselves on the fuperiority of their exhibitions to thofe of the eftablished theatres . Wifhing probably to manifeft this fuperiority to the royal pedant , it is not likely that they would choose for a collegiate ...
... seem to have piqued themselves on the fuperiority of their exhibitions to thofe of the eftablished theatres . Wifhing probably to manifeft this fuperiority to the royal pedant , it is not likely that they would choose for a collegiate ...
Page 181
... seem , think- " Ifpic'd them lately with a drowfie poffet , 66 " " They will not hear in hafte . And Francifca , like lady Macbeth , is watching late at night to encourage the perpetration of a murder . The expreffion which Shakspeare ...
... seem , think- " Ifpic'd them lately with a drowfie poffet , 66 " " They will not hear in hafte . And Francifca , like lady Macbeth , is watching late at night to encourage the perpetration of a murder . The expreffion which Shakspeare ...
Page 206
... seems to contain , to those parliamentary undertakers of whom frequent mention is made in the Journals of the Houfe of Commons for that 3 who were ftigmatized with the invidious name , on account of their having undertaken to manage the ...
... seems to contain , to those parliamentary undertakers of whom frequent mention is made in the Journals of the Houfe of Commons for that 3 who were ftigmatized with the invidious name , on account of their having undertaken to manage the ...
Page 288
... seems , had raised the expectations of a monaftery in France , by the legacy of a great cheft , and the weighty contents of it ; but it proved to be filled with nothing better than vetches . The friars enraged at the ridicule and ...
... seems , had raised the expectations of a monaftery in France , by the legacy of a great cheft , and the weighty contents of it ; but it proved to be filled with nothing better than vetches . The friars enraged at the ridicule and ...
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