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... observing that from Shakespeare's drama ...
... accounted for from Shakespeare thinking ...
... former extract from Shakespeare [[2H4 2. ...
... observing that from Shakespeare's drama ...
... accounted for from Shakespeare thinking ...
... former extract from Shakespeare [[2H4 2. ...
... nch] A mutineer. <i>Shakespeare</i>. ...
... ;it could never be Shakespear's sense?' ...
... ion. To understand Shakespeare's allusi ...
... observing that from Shakespeare's drama ...
... accounted for from Shakespeare thinking ...
... former extract from Shakespeare [[2H4 2. ...
... rson; used twice by Shakespeare. For thi ...
... ormer only those in Shakespeare. Mr. <sc ...
... </sc> (<i>School of Shakespeare</i>) (<i ...
... /i>, in Steeevens's Shakespeare, at the ...
... ion. To understand Shakespeare's allusi ...
... lete <i> mutine</i> Shakespeare often us ...
... d dramatists . . . Shakespeare's plays ...
... cted Corruptions of Shakespeare's Text." ...
... igured in Johnson's Shakespeare at this ...
... </sc> (<i>School of Shakespeare</i>)</ha ...
... /i>, in Steeevens's Shakespeare, at the ...
... i>mutiny</i> was in Shakespeare's day us ...
... hree forms occur in Shakespeare's texts. ...
... 6;rash' ((etc.)) in Shakespeare means as ...
... ;it could never be Shakespear's sense?' ...
... observing that from Shakespeare's drama ...
... former extract from Shakespeare [[2H4 2. ...
... d dramatists . . . Shakespeare's plays ...
... cted Corruptions of Shakespeare's Text." ...
... s could never be <i>Shakespear's</i> se ...
... ;it could never be Shakespear's sense?' ...
... ve <i> dear</i> for Shakespeare, the Qq ...
... ed is used often in Shakespeare for <i>t ...
... ;<i>fall</i> had in Shakespeare's day th ...
... il.”' <i>The Shakespeare Fabricat ...
... ocere) is ususal to Shakespeare (see [<i ...
... cause it is used by Shakespeare in the s ...
... ve <i> dear</i> for Shakespeare, the Qq ...
... ed is used often in Shakespeare for <i>t ...
... ll. Ingleby (<i>The Shakespeare Fabricat ...
... misunderstanding of Shakespeare's meanin ...
... is sense, common in Shakespeare and stil ...
... t and worthy of <i> Shakespear</i> : in ...
... the commentators on Shakespear.”< ...
... the fine meaning of Shakespeare in this ...
... gomena and Notes on Shakespeare</i> [ ...
... le bedienen. Da nun Shakespeare's Vater ...
... tretching hides. If Shakespeare's father ...
... the commentators on Shakespeare have yet ...
... rofession</b> of <b>Shakespeare's father ...
... 68-3673+1]. Perhaps Shakespeare is inter ...
... same metaphor as in Shakespeare, Florio' ...
... rse. [cites Florio] Shakespeare here use ...
... ulders or dress. <i>Shakespeare. Swift</ ...
... i> sea-gown</i> in Shakespeare's contem ...
... /i>]<i> </i>. Here Shakespeare would ha ...
... of action. No doubt Shakespeare was inde ...
... rint <i>unfold</i>. Shakespeare would of ...
... ach pair belongs to Shakespeare, while t ...
... of action. No doubt Shakespeare was inde ...
... of action. No doubt Shakespeare was inde ...
... hing of value. 1593 SHAKES. 3 Hen. VI, V ...
... of action. No doubt Shakespeare was inde ...