The Plays and Poems of William Shakspeare, Volume 1F. C. and J. Rivington, 1821 - Theater |
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Page xxxvi
... death of Shakspeare , and for many years afterwards , much clumsy sarcasm , and many malevolent reflections . " " p . 481 . " The critic had already forgotten his unfortunate let- ter , p . cviii , in which he admits that old Ben's ...
... death of Shakspeare , and for many years afterwards , much clumsy sarcasm , and many malevolent reflections . " " p . 481 . " The critic had already forgotten his unfortunate let- ter , p . cviii , in which he admits that old Ben's ...
Page xli
... death , was still fond of society . Suckling , at the time of that event , was twenty - four , and Lord Falkland was well acquainted with Jonson , and had enjoyed his conversation at the Dog * . Mr. Gifford expresses a doubt whether ...
... death , was still fond of society . Suckling , at the time of that event , was twenty - four , and Lord Falkland was well acquainted with Jonson , and had enjoyed his conversation at the Dog * . Mr. Gifford expresses a doubt whether ...
Page lxv
... death , in 1795 , Mr. Malone continued to show every mark of affectionate at- tention towards his family ; and in every successive edi- tion of Johnson's Life took the most unwearied pains to render it as much as possible correct and ...
... death , in 1795 , Mr. Malone continued to show every mark of affectionate at- tention towards his family ; and in every successive edi- tion of Johnson's Life took the most unwearied pains to render it as much as possible correct and ...
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... death has left a chasm in society which will not easily be supplied ; and his executors , of whom Mr. Malone had the honour to be one , having determined in 1797 to give the world a complete collection of his works , he lxviii A ...
... death has left a chasm in society which will not easily be supplied ; and his executors , of whom Mr. Malone had the honour to be one , having determined in 1797 to give the world a complete collection of his works , he lxviii A ...
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... death , that author writes , To the memory of his beloved William Shakspeare , which shows as if the friendship had continued through life . I cannot for my own part find any thing invidious or sparing in those verses , but wonder Mr ...
... death , that author writes , To the memory of his beloved William Shakspeare , which shows as if the friendship had continued through life . I cannot for my own part find any thing invidious or sparing in those verses , but wonder Mr ...
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