Selected Prose and PoetryRinehart, 1952 - 488 من الصفحات |
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الصفحة 276
... observations on Shakespeare had been published by Mr. Upton , 3 a man skilled in languages , and acquainted with books , but who seems to have had no great vigour of genius or nicety of taste . Many of his explanations are curious and ...
... observations on Shakespeare had been published by Mr. Upton , 3 a man skilled in languages , and acquainted with books , but who seems to have had no great vigour of genius or nicety of taste . Many of his explanations are curious and ...
الصفحة 279
... observe . Some plays have more , and some fewer ju- dicial observations , not in proportion to their difference of merit , but because I gave this part of my design to chance and to caprice . The reader , I believe , is seldom pleased ...
... observe . Some plays have more , and some fewer ju- dicial observations , not in proportion to their difference of merit , but because I gave this part of my design to chance and to caprice . The reader , I believe , is seldom pleased ...
الصفحة 381
... observed and ag- gravated : those who could not deny that he was excellent would rejoice to find that he was not ... observations on the operations of the mind and the modes of life , shew an intelligence perpetually on the wing ...
... observed and ag- gravated : those who could not deny that he was excellent would rejoice to find that he was not ... observations on the operations of the mind and the modes of life , shew an intelligence perpetually on the wing ...
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