The Plays of William Shakspeare, Volumul 1Printed and fold by J.J. Tourneisen, 1900 |
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Pagina 70
... whether he went to Stratford or not . MALONE . 8 - of about feven or eight years old , ] He was born at Oxford in February , 1605-6 . MALONE . man obferving the boy running homeward almost out of breath 70 ADDITIONAL ANECDOTES.
... whether he went to Stratford or not . MALONE . 8 - of about feven or eight years old , ] He was born at Oxford in February , 1605-6 . MALONE . man obferving the boy running homeward almost out of breath 70 ADDITIONAL ANECDOTES.
Pagina 71
William Shakespeare. man obferving the boy running homeward almost out of breath , afked him whither he was posting in that heat and hurry . He answered , to fee his god - father Shakspeare . There's a good boy , faid the other , but ...
William Shakespeare. man obferving the boy running homeward almost out of breath , afked him whither he was posting in that heat and hurry . He answered , to fee his god - father Shakspeare . There's a good boy , faid the other , but ...
Pagina 120
... almost as fingularly un- lucky , as that fo many various ( nay contrary ) talents fhould meet in one man , was happy and extraordi- nary . It must be allowed that ftage - poetry , of all other , is more particularly levelled to pleafe ...
... almost as fingularly un- lucky , as that fo many various ( nay contrary ) talents fhould meet in one man , was happy and extraordi- nary . It must be allowed that ftage - poetry , of all other , is more particularly levelled to pleafe ...
Pagina 121
... almost all the old comedies have their fcene among tradefmen and mechanicks : and even their hiftorical plays ftrictly follow the comon old ftories or vulgar traditions of that kind of people . In tragedy , nothing was fo fure to ...
... almost all the old comedies have their fcene among tradefmen and mechanicks : and even their hiftorical plays ftrictly follow the comon old ftories or vulgar traditions of that kind of people . In tragedy , nothing was fo fure to ...
Pagina 123
... Fifth , extremely improved ; that of Hamlet enlarged to almost as much again as at firft , and many others , I believe the common opinion of his want of learn- • ing proceeded from no better ground . This too might MR . POPE'S PREFACE .
... Fifth , extremely improved ; that of Hamlet enlarged to almost as much again as at firft , and many others , I believe the common opinion of his want of learn- • ing proceeded from no better ground . This too might MR . POPE'S PREFACE .
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