Shaksperes Plays the Separate Editions of
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The Shaksperean lines, " The evil that men do lives after them ; The good is oft interred with their bones ; " he conceives to be wanting in finish, and they are also strongly marked by coarseness and vulgarity. This he wishes to avoid and substitutes for the latter line his polished one of "The good is often buried in their graves. " There is not a scene in the whole play that he does not in some way or other presume to alter, yet he excepts from improvement the oration of Antony, which he giv...es as Shakspere wrote it. Two of the choruses for one of these plays was written by the poet, Pope. In 1729, these two pieces were intended to be played together, for which purpose the choruses were all set to music by the great Bononcini. Owing to a scarcity of English voices and to the exorbitant demands of the Italian singers, this design was laid aside. Two other editions of this ducal version were published, one in 1723, and the other without date. In 1765, the following ridiculous lines were first added to the fourth act of this play.
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The Shaksperean lines, " The evil that men do lives after them ; The good is oft interred with their bones ; " he conceives to be wanting in finish, and they are also strongly marked by coarseness and vulgarity. This he wishes to avoid and substitutes for the latter line his polished one of "The good is often buried in their graves. " There is not a scene in the whole play that he does not in some way or other presume to alter, yet he excepts from improvement the oration of Antony, which he giv...es as Shakspere wrote it. Two of the choruses for one of these plays was written by the poet, Pope. In 1729, these two pieces were intended to be played together, for which purpose the choruses were all set to music by the great Bononcini. Owing to a scarcity of English voices and to the exorbitant demands of the Italian singers, this design was laid aside. Two other editions of this ducal version were published, one in 1723, and the other without date. In 1765, the following ridiculous lines were first added to the fourth act of this play.
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