The Shakespeare-Expositor
An Aid to the Perfect Understanding of Shakespeare's Plays
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The Shakespeare-Expositor is presented as An Aid to the Perfect Understanding of Shakespeare's Plays. The preface says the object of the volume is to form a manual for the use chiefly of those who are not possessed of a voluminous annotated edition. The writer says that the words in italics, absolutely necessary for the sense, were supplied by Theobald.
The text says it would also seem a matter of which there can be little doubt that Shakespeare must have been an indefatigable reader during the first years of his residence in London. The text says the desire which Mrs. Shakespeare is said to have expressed to be buried with her husband is surely some proof of mutual affection. The writer finds it strange that the editors have not seen that Reg. is out of place, and says it belongs to the third line.
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- Thomas Keightley
- Pages
- 543
- Language
- English
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