A Letter to the Rev Richard Farmer Relative to the Edition of Shakspeare P
A Letter to the Rev Richard Farmer Relative to the Edition of Shakspeare P
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" Ere I will yield my virgin patent up " Unto his lordfhip, whofe unwifhed yoke *' My fouj confents not to give fove reign ty. ' 1. E.
( 28 ) publilhed. By turning over the pages of my work, as I have conllantly noticed from whence every emendation was taken, this lift was eafily formed j but it has been exhibited with that inac- curacy which might have been expeftedi for in The Merchant of Venice^ Ad II. Fc. Iii. I am re- prefented as having adopted a corrupt reading found in the fecond... folio, (" If a chriftian did not play the knave, and get thee, " &c. ) though I have exprefsly written a note to fhew that this reading was the offspring of ignorance in the i. E. To give fovereignty /. See Append, to the late edition, p. 577. Here the fecond folio reads /o whofe univijh*
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fc. I.
" Ere I will yield my virgin patent up " Unto his lordfhip, whofe unwifhed yoke *' My fouj confents not to give fove reign ty. ' 1. E.
( 28 ) publilhed. By turning over the pages of my work, as I have conllantly noticed from whence every emendation was taken, this lift was eafily formed j but it has been exhibited with that inac- curacy which might have been expeftedi for in The Merchant of Venice^ Ad II. Fc. Iii. I am re- prefented as having adopted a corrupt reading found in the fecond... folio, (" If a chriftian did not play the knave, and get thee, " &c. ) though I have exprefsly written a note to fhew that this reading was the offspring of ignorance in the i. E. To give fovereignty /. See Append, to the late edition, p. 577. Here the fecond folio reads /o whofe univijh*
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