The Works of William Shakespeare [cambridge Edition] [9 Vols.]
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The Works of William Shakespeare [cambridge Edition] [9 Vols.]
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Nichols, Mr Jourdain, DrBrinsley Nicholson, Mr Halliwell, Dr Barlow, Mr Grant White, Mr B. H. Bright, Mr Henry A. Bright, and Mr Bohn, for friendly suggestions andkind offers of assistance.
The proposed emendations, marked 'Anon. Conj. ' are those which we havenot been able to trace, or those in which the authors have notsufficient confidence to acknowledge them.
Those proposed with some confidence by the present editors are marked'Edd. Conj. ' In conclusion, we commend this volume, the first p...roduct of long labour, to the indulgent judgement of critics. In saying this we are not merelyrepeating a stereotyped phrase. We have found errors in the work of themost accurate of our predecessors. We cannot hope to have attainedperfect accuracy ourselves, especially when we consider the wide rangewhich our collation has embraced, and the minute points which we haveendeavoured to record, but at all events we have spared no pains torender our work as exact as we could. Those who have ever undertaken asimilar task will best understand the difficulty, and will be most readyto make allowance for shortcomings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nichols, Mr Jourdain, DrBrinsley Nicholson, Mr Halliwell, Dr Barlow, Mr Grant White, Mr B. H. Bright, Mr Henry A. Bright, and Mr Bohn, for friendly suggestions andkind offers of assistance.
The proposed emendations, marked 'Anon. Conj. ' are those which we havenot been able to trace, or those in which the authors have notsufficient confidence to acknowledge them.
Those proposed with some confidence by the present editors are marked'Edd. Conj. ' In conclusion, we commend this volume, the first p...roduct of long labour, to the indulgent judgement of critics. In saying this we are not merelyrepeating a stereotyped phrase. We have found errors in the work of themost accurate of our predecessors. We cannot hope to have attainedperfect accuracy ourselves, especially when we consider the wide rangewhich our collation has embraced, and the minute points which we haveendeavoured to record, but at all events we have spared no pains torender our work as exact as we could. Those who have ever undertaken asimilar task will best understand the difficulty, and will be most readyto make allowance for shortcomings.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616 to read onlineMoreLess
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