The Plays of William Shakespeare ...: With the Corrections and Illustrations of Various Commentators, Том 1C. and A. Conrad & Company, 1809 |
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... conjecture , if it be proposed as conjecture ; and while the text remains uninjured , those changes may be safely offered , which are not considered even by him that offers them as necessary or safe . If my readings are of little value ...
... conjecture , if it be proposed as conjecture ; and while the text remains uninjured , those changes may be safely offered , which are not considered even by him that offers them as necessary or safe . If my readings are of little value ...
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... conjecture and emendation have given place to rational explanation . We shall never , I hope , again be told , that ... conjectured less , and explained more . " When our poet's entire library shall have been discovered , and the ...
... conjecture and emendation have given place to rational explanation . We shall never , I hope , again be told , that ... conjectured less , and explained more . " When our poet's entire library shall have been discovered , and the ...
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... conjecture , and do not disturb the text , I fairly set forth my grounds for such conjecture , and submit it to judgment . Some remarks are spent in explaining passages , where the wit or satire depends on an obscure point of history ...
... conjecture , and do not disturb the text , I fairly set forth my grounds for such conjecture , and submit it to judgment . Some remarks are spent in explaining passages , where the wit or satire depends on an obscure point of history ...
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