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SHAKESPEAR. borne Ibapril.1564- ( 23 April 1676

aged 52 The BEAUTIES observed by Pope, WARBURTON, and Dodd, are pointed out.

IN WHICH

TOGETHER WITH

The AuridR's Life; a GLOSSARY; Copious In

DEXES; and, a List of the variOUS READINGS.

IN EIGHT VOLUMES.

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Printed by ALEXANDER DONALDSON.
Sold at his Shop, No. 48, East corner of St. Paul's

Church.yard, London; and at Edinburgh.

M. DCC. LXXI.

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OF

SHAKESPEAR.

VOLUME THE FIRST.

CONTAINING,

The TEMPEST.
A MIDSUMMER-NIGHT'S DREAM.
The TWO GENTLEMEN of VERON A.
The MERRY WIVES of WINDSOR.
MEASURE for MEASURE.

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Printed by ALEXANDER DONALDS ON.
Sold at his Shop, No. 48, East corner of St. Paul's

Church-yard, London ; and at Edinburgh.

M. DCC. LXXI.