A few remarks on the emendation, 'Who smothers her with painting,' in the play of Cymbeline |
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... greater caution in their consideration than conjectural criti- cisms on the texts of our early poets . The English language and its idioms have so imperceptibly altered during the last three centuries - that whilst the casual observer ...
... greater caution in their consideration than conjectural criti- cisms on the texts of our early poets . The English language and its idioms have so imperceptibly altered during the last three centuries - that whilst the casual observer ...
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... greater changes be- tween 1600 and 1630 in that respect than have since taken place , even were we to include the two centu- ries and upwards which have now elapsed . In fact , for the last century and a half , however particular words ...
... greater changes be- tween 1600 and 1630 in that respect than have since taken place , even were we to include the two centu- ries and upwards which have now elapsed . In fact , for the last century and a half , however particular words ...
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... where good sense can be satisfactorily made of the passage as it stands in the original , even although the correction may appear to give greater force or harmony to the passage . 2. It will not be admissible in any alteration of. 7.
... where good sense can be satisfactorily made of the passage as it stands in the original , even although the correction may appear to give greater force or harmony to the passage . 2. It will not be admissible in any alteration of. 7.
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... greater is the necessity of examining them more earnestly , so that our judgment be not diverted from what is , in all cases of Shakespearian criticism , the absolute necessity of ascertaining whether or no we are departing from the ...
... greater is the necessity of examining them more earnestly , so that our judgment be not diverted from what is , in all cases of Shakespearian criticism , the absolute necessity of ascertaining whether or no we are departing from the ...
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FEW REMARKS ON THE EMENDATION J. O. (James Orchar Halliwell-Phillipps Geen voorbeeld beschikbaar - 2016 |
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Pagina 1 - A FEW Remarks on the Emendation, " Who Smothers her with Painting," in the Play of Cymbeline, discovered by Mr. Collier, in a Corrected Copy of the Second Edition of Shakespeare, by J.