The Complete Works of William Hazlitt, Volume 6J. M. Dent and Sons, Limited, 1931 |
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... Shakespeare . He spoke to Charles Lamb , and to myself , who were supposed by many to be well acquainted with these ancient writers . I lent him about a dozen volumes , comprehending the finest of the old plays ; and he then went down ...
... Shakespeare . He spoke to Charles Lamb , and to myself , who were supposed by many to be well acquainted with these ancient writers . I lent him about a dozen volumes , comprehending the finest of the old plays ; and he then went down ...
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... Shakespeare , Sonnet XXIV . ' In shape and gesture proudly eminent . ' Paradise Lost , 1. 590 . ་ ' His soul was like a star , ' etc. Wordsworth's sonnet London , 1802. ' 181. Drew after bim , ' etc. Paradise Lost , 11. 692 . Otway ...
... Shakespeare , Sonnet XXIV . ' In shape and gesture proudly eminent . ' Paradise Lost , 1. 590 . ་ ' His soul was like a star , ' etc. Wordsworth's sonnet London , 1802. ' 181. Drew after bim , ' etc. Paradise Lost , 11. 692 . Otway ...
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... Shakespeare . An ingenious and agreeable writer . Nathan Drake ( 1766-1836 ) , Professor Zeitlin suggests , whose Shakespeare and bis Times was published in two volumes in 1817. See two leading articles by Leigh Hunt in The Examiner of ...
... Shakespeare . An ingenious and agreeable writer . Nathan Drake ( 1766-1836 ) , Professor Zeitlin suggests , whose Shakespeare and bis Times was published in two volumes in 1817. See two leading articles by Leigh Hunt in The Examiner of ...
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