The Works of Mr. William Shakespear [sic], Том 7 |
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What wretched Errors hath my Heart committed , Whilst it hath thought it self so
bleled never ? How have mine Eyes out of their Spheres been fitted , In the
Distradion of this madding Feaver ? O ! Benefit of Ill ! now I find true , That better
is , by ...
What wretched Errors hath my Heart committed , Whilst it hath thought it self so
bleled never ? How have mine Eyes out of their Spheres been fitted , In the
Distradion of this madding Feaver ? O ! Benefit of Ill ! now I find true , That better
is , by ...
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She was deceiv'd by Error , if I yield To your onjust Requeft , nothing can shield
Me from Reproach ; I cannot plead concealing . ' Twas in her Error : ' Tis in me
Plain - dealing . She happily err'd ; he tbat her Honour.Spilt , Had in himself full ...
She was deceiv'd by Error , if I yield To your onjust Requeft , nothing can shield
Me from Reproach ; I cannot plead concealing . ' Twas in her Error : ' Tis in me
Plain - dealing . She happily err'd ; he tbat her Honour.Spilt , Had in himself full ...
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This Play is alcer'd by Me : Dryden and , tho clear'd of some : Errors , is far from a
Play even according to the Rules laid down by Mr. Dryder : before this very Play ,
as he indeed Confesses ; but to alter a play and leave the fondamertal Error's ...
This Play is alcer'd by Me : Dryden and , tho clear'd of some : Errors , is far from a
Play even according to the Rules laid down by Mr. Dryder : before this very Play ,
as he indeed Confesses ; but to alter a play and leave the fondamertal Error's ...
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Essay on the Art Rise and Progress of the Stage in Greece Rome | i |
The Glossary Ixviü | lxix |
Venus and Adonis | 1 |
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