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Side 229
... observed , that whenever there is a corruption in one copy , it is continued in every fubfequent one . Omiffion is one of the most frequent errors of the prefs , and we have undoubted proofs that fome lines were omitted in the early ...
... observed , that whenever there is a corruption in one copy , it is continued in every fubfequent one . Omiffion is one of the most frequent errors of the prefs , and we have undoubted proofs that fome lines were omitted in the early ...
Side 315
... observed , in our author's time fignified bandfome . See Vol . II . p . 244 , n . * , and Vol . III . p . 14 , n . 7. " As tall a man of his hands " has occurred in The Merry Wives of Windfor . See Vol . I. p . 214 , n . 4. MALONE . A ...
... observed , in our author's time fignified bandfome . See Vol . II . p . 244 , n . * , and Vol . III . p . 14 , n . 7. " As tall a man of his hands " has occurred in The Merry Wives of Windfor . See Vol . I. p . 214 , n . 4. MALONE . A ...
Side 459
... observed , is a mistake of the old hiftorians , whom Shakspeare followed . " Charles the great and Charlemaine were one and the fame perfon . " MALONE . 3 - Lewis the tenth , ] This is a mistake , ( as is obferved in the Gentleman's ...
... observed , is a mistake of the old hiftorians , whom Shakspeare followed . " Charles the great and Charlemaine were one and the fame perfon . " MALONE . 3 - Lewis the tenth , ] This is a mistake , ( as is obferved in the Gentleman's ...
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