Foreword to the Catalogue of the Shakespeare Library
Foreword to the Catalogue of the Shakespeare Library
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N ■ u. MiT A certain William Bell, in lines to the Cartwright, W. Verses upon memory of Cartwright, enumerates the Shakespeare. Leading writers of that and the preceding time, and accords the /ast place to Shakespeare ; but Jasper Mayne, in his tribute, seems to regard the Oxford writer as a combination of Shakespeare and Jonson, an opinion in which he has not had many followers. Yet Cartwright's play of the Ordinary keeps up its place in modern esteem. 15 Under Caryll, in the Epilogue to Sir „.... _^7 ' Salomon^ 1 671, Moliere becomes Bolbi^re, ciii' Salomon. And rhymes to cheer, and he is styled the Shakespeare of this age both as an author and actor. So far, so good ! Under the heading Catalogues occurs a a espearean unique and most remarkable sequence of Catalogues. ^ ^ Auction Sale records from 1658 to 1829 (and see also infra Bright, Farmer, Reed, Steevens), exhibiting the impressive changes in the value of the original dramatic works of Shakespeare, and of the four Folios, between those dates.
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N ■ u. MiT A certain William Bell, in lines to the Cartwright, W. Verses upon memory of Cartwright, enumerates the Shakespeare. Leading writers of that and the preceding time, and accords the /ast place to Shakespeare ; but Jasper Mayne, in his tribute, seems to regard the Oxford writer as a combination of Shakespeare and Jonson, an opinion in which he has not had many followers. Yet Cartwright's play of the Ordinary keeps up its place in modern esteem. 15 Under Caryll, in the Epilogue to Sir „.... _^7 ' Salomon^ 1 671, Moliere becomes Bolbi^re, ciii' Salomon. And rhymes to cheer, and he is styled the Shakespeare of this age both as an author and actor. So far, so good ! Under the heading Catalogues occurs a a espearean unique and most remarkable sequence of Catalogues. ^ ^ Auction Sale records from 1658 to 1829 (and see also infra Bright, Farmer, Reed, Steevens), exhibiting the impressive changes in the value of the original dramatic works of Shakespeare, and of the four Folios, between those dates.
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