The Plays and Poems of William Shakspeare, Volume 1R. C. and J. Rivington, 1821 |
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Page xxxii
... Verses on Shakspeare , but which in the present edition is placed in juxta - position to the Essay in its confutation , had been referred to by Mr. Malone in a note on Mr. Rowe's Life of the Poet . The following is the remark of Mr ...
... Verses on Shakspeare , but which in the present edition is placed in juxta - position to the Essay in its confutation , had been referred to by Mr. Malone in a note on Mr. Rowe's Life of the Poet . The following is the remark of Mr ...
Page xxxix
... " 399 6 Mr. Malone has spoken of Feltham as Jonson's ad- mirer , and also as his old antagonist ; because at different * See Mr. Tyrwhitt's note , vol . xix . p . 306 . 2 & times he was both in his verses in ADVERTISEMENT . Exc xxxix.
... " 399 6 Mr. Malone has spoken of Feltham as Jonson's ad- mirer , and also as his old antagonist ; because at different * See Mr. Tyrwhitt's note , vol . xix . p . 306 . 2 & times he was both in his verses in ADVERTISEMENT . Exc xxxix.
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William Shakespeare. 2 & times he was both in his verses in Jonsonus Virbius , he was the one , in his parody on " Come leave the loathed stage , " he had been the other . I know not why Mr. Ma- lone's interpretation of these lines ...
William Shakespeare. 2 & times he was both in his verses in Jonsonus Virbius , he was the one , in his parody on " Come leave the loathed stage , " he had been the other . I know not why Mr. Ma- lone's interpretation of these lines ...
Page xlv
... verses quoted by Mr. Gifford , from Shakerly Marmion , " an enthusiastick admirer of Jonson , " descriptive of these symposia , that some part of the company were at least drawn thither by " metal more attractive . " Let it not be ...
... verses quoted by Mr. Gifford , from Shakerly Marmion , " an enthusiastick admirer of Jonson , " descriptive of these symposia , that some part of the company were at least drawn thither by " metal more attractive . " Let it not be ...
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... envious ; but the very reverse : yet such an opinion must have been pretty generally prevalent before any allusion could be made to such a topick in a copy of commenda- tory verses . I am willing to say a few xlviii ADVERTISEMENT .
... envious ; but the very reverse : yet such an opinion must have been pretty generally prevalent before any allusion could be made to such a topick in a copy of commenda- tory verses . I am willing to say a few xlviii ADVERTISEMENT .
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