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It is designed , in other words , rather for the cultivated but not learned reader than for the professed Shakespearean or the examinee , though neither of these , it is hoped , will turn to it altogether in vain .
It is designed , in other words , rather for the cultivated but not learned reader than for the professed Shakespearean or the examinee , though neither of these , it is hoped , will turn to it altogether in vain .
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IX . Vol . X. It is unnecessary for any new editor of Shakespeare to confess obligations to his predecessors . The greater part of his work must inevitably consist in annexing to his pages such portions as serve his turn xviii General ...
IX . Vol . X. It is unnecessary for any new editor of Shakespeare to confess obligations to his predecessors . The greater part of his work must inevitably consist in annexing to his pages such portions as serve his turn xviii General ...
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annexing to his pages such portions as serve his turn of the vast body of Shakespearean lore which is now common property . The present editor has availed himself also of stores of Shakespearean learning less generally familiar in ...
annexing to his pages such portions as serve his turn of the vast body of Shakespearean lore which is now common property . The present editor has availed himself also of stores of Shakespearean learning less generally familiar in ...
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... ambiguities in the fine character of Biron , who , after renouncing his silken terms precise , leaves his sickness by degrees , and has yet a trick of the old rage ' ; and who is by turns a Romeo and a Mercutio in his view of love .
... ambiguities in the fine character of Biron , who , after renouncing his silken terms precise , leaves his sickness by degrees , and has yet a trick of the old rage ' ; and who is by turns a Romeo and a Mercutio in his view of love .
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It is so varied too ; for it was proclaimed ' virgin . ' 290 Cost . If it were , I deny her virginity : I was taken with a maid . King . This maid ' will not serve your turn , sir . 300 Cost . This maid will serve my turn , sir 21 SC .
It is so varied too ; for it was proclaimed ' virgin . ' 290 Cost . If it were , I deny her virginity : I was taken with a maid . King . This maid ' will not serve your turn , sir . 300 Cost . This maid will serve my turn , sir 21 SC .
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| Titel | The Works of Shakespeare, Band 1 The Works of Shakespeare, Charles Harold Herford |
| Autor/in | William Shakespeare |
| Herausgeber | Charles Harold Herford |
| Verlag | Macmillan Company, 1904 |
| Original von | UC Southern Regional Library Facility |
| Digitalisiert | 26. Jan. 2016 |
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