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... <para>“As <i>Shakespeare </i>has ...
... ations to ladies in Shakespere's time:-- ...
... y Elizabeth Carey;' Shakespeare uses it ...
... bert Greene charged Shakespeare with hav ...
... indiscriminately in Shakespeare's time; ...
... 9): “used by Shakespeare in <i>Tw ...
... .' Greene described Shakespeare in a vil ...
... 2): “Though Shakespeare several ...
... vagant ; and though Shakespeare sees it ...
... C;The evidence that Shakespeare was insu ...
... ch was exactly what Shakespeare had been ...
... in the writings of Shakespeare's time, ...
... a common word with Shakespeare for any ...
... ), which is equally Shakespearean and be ...
... tarre—Perhaps Shakespeare wrote st ...
... aled, however, that Shakespeare does not ...
... eight years before Shakespeare's death, ...
... ding is corrupt. <i>Shakespear </i>wrote ...
... edition of his <i> Shakespeare,</i>  ...
... the merest tiros in Shakespearean litera ...
... r expression in the Shakespeare-Jahrbuch ...
... cious. But Elze (<i>Shakespeare Jahrbuch ...
... th Mr. Malone, that Shakespeare had not ...
... and the Sun &c, Shakespeare would ha ...
... inion, to show that Shakespeare intended ...
... r <i>Backgrounds of Shakespeare's Though ...
... ne spirit of the <i>Shakesperian manner< ...
... ons without the due Shakespearian refere ...
... . He observes that Shakespeare ‘h ...
... of a Commentary on Shakespeare,' p.157) ...
... ated curiosities of Shakespearian litera ...
... critic remarks that Shakespeare 'had an ...
... ughts to the Poet. Shakespeare, it is t ...
... inion, to show that Shakespeare intended ...
... l as being possibly Shakespeare's) : 'Th ...
... it of expression as Shakespeare exhibits ...
... than it expresses. Shakespeare uses it ...
... lf good enough; but Shakespere meant wha ...
... See by Ingleby, <i>Shakespeare Hermeneu ...
... ve been familiar to Shakespeare. The fa ...
... eigh (<i>Johnson on Shakespeare</i>, p. ...
... <i>whom</i>; but <i>Shakespeare</i> was ...
... hardly believe that Shakespeare was able ...
... whether printed in Shakespeare's time. ...
... 1778): “Had Shakespeare read Juv ...
... <i>latter</i>, that Shakespeare could no ...
... r it was printed in Shakespeare's time. ...
... once for all, that Shakespeare wrote fo ...
... note to prove that Shakespear never rea ...
... n will have it that Shakespeare means Ju ...
... it was printed in Shakespeares's time. ...
... hout attributing to Shakespeare any unus ...
... /sc>(ed. 1982): "If Shakespeare had mean ...