Shakspere Typography
Shakspere Typography
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Yet, of one, Nonpareil, a new small type first introduced from Holland about 1650, and which for its beauty and excellence was much admired, Shakspere seems to have conceived a most favorable idea. Prospero, praising his daughter, calls her 'a Nonpareil' ( Tempest, Act iii, Sc. 2) ; 33 SHAKSPERE AND TYPOGRAPHY Olivia is the ' Nonpareil of beauty ' ( Twelfth Night, Act i, Scene 5); and Post- humus speaks of Imogen as the ' Nonpareil of her time' (Cymbeline, Act ii, Scene 5). The exactitude and p...recision of every- thing connected with the arrangement of printing from types is curiously hinted at by Touchstone, when describing the precise- ness of the Courtiers' quarrels : We quarrel in print by the book.
As You Like It, v, 4- that is, no step was taken except according to acknowledged rules.
It often happens when a book comes to its last sheet that the text runs short, and two or three blank or vacant pages remain at the end. In the middle of one of these it is usual to place the typographer's imprint.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet, of one, Nonpareil, a new small type first introduced from Holland about 1650, and which for its beauty and excellence was much admired, Shakspere seems to have conceived a most favorable idea. Prospero, praising his daughter, calls her 'a Nonpareil' ( Tempest, Act iii, Sc. 2) ; 33 SHAKSPERE AND TYPOGRAPHY Olivia is the ' Nonpareil of beauty ' ( Twelfth Night, Act i, Scene 5); and Post- humus speaks of Imogen as the ' Nonpareil of her time' (Cymbeline, Act ii, Scene 5). The exactitude and p...recision of every- thing connected with the arrangement of printing from types is curiously hinted at by Touchstone, when describing the precise- ness of the Courtiers' quarrels : We quarrel in print by the book.
As You Like It, v, 4- that is, no step was taken except according to acknowledged rules.
It often happens when a book comes to its last sheet that the text runs short, and two or three blank or vacant pages remain at the end. In the middle of one of these it is usual to place the typographer's imprint.
What to read after Shakspere Typography?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blades William to read onlineMoreLess
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