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Page vii
... called the First Folio , particularly if these few changes mentioned be made , which should cause the present - day reader to stumble in reading it . The advantage of typographical fidelity to the first edition , so long withheld from ...
... called the First Folio , particularly if these few changes mentioned be made , which should cause the present - day reader to stumble in reading it . The advantage of typographical fidelity to the first edition , so long withheld from ...
Page x
... called the first editor , printed from a copy of a copy of a copy of it — that is , from the Fourth Folio , 1685 , which was printed from the second impression of the Third , 1664 , which was printed from the Second , 1632 , which was ...
... called the first editor , printed from a copy of a copy of a copy of it — that is , from the Fourth Folio , 1685 , which was printed from the second impression of the Third , 1664 , which was printed from the Second , 1632 , which was ...
Page xiv
... called it , the most interesting and valuable book in the whole range of English literature . ' This un- rivaled volume it has been the aim of the present editors to place before the public faithfully , but in easily readable form ...
... called it , the most interesting and valuable book in the whole range of English literature . ' This un- rivaled volume it has been the aim of the present editors to place before the public faithfully , but in easily readable form ...
Page xviii
... called the masterful man may be caught , while from Shakespeare's Cęsar only a healthy human feeling of faulty flesh and blood is to be had , without precise symptoms of tran- 6 sient political or philosophical ethics . Such a corrected ...
... called the masterful man may be caught , while from Shakespeare's Cęsar only a healthy human feeling of faulty flesh and blood is to be had , without precise symptoms of tran- 6 sient political or philosophical ethics . Such a corrected ...
Page xxi
... called by critics like Shaw the weaknesses of Shakespeare's Cęsar con- stitute an appreciable part of his strength . With Antony and the Roman populace they play no small part in the success of Cęsarism . Brutus and Cęsar's ghost are ...
... called by critics like Shaw the weaknesses of Shakespeare's Cęsar con- stitute an appreciable part of his strength . With Antony and the Roman populace they play no small part in the success of Cęsarism . Brutus and Cęsar's ghost are ...
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