Shakespear, Himself, And His Work; a Study From New Points of View
Shakespear, Himself, And His Work; a Study From New Points of View
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But a second extant copy, as I elsewhere shew, was purchased at the original price, if not at the same time.
CHAPTER XIII.
The Ssnaefs centinufJ. Absotuie aulkeniidly of the entire text canvaatJ. Long interv/i/^ ovef nxikkb the Saanels exteHJed{? 1593-1603). A tint in Sonnet g4 cemmon to ike flay of Edward III., 1546, Sufpsft fer the ttitiu that ibcre ii no inner or occutt seme in tke seriej. Temptation to Isek into the Sonnets for biographical helps. Absence ef real fditorship in I hem. !»• fi...ueaee 6f Bar/if eLi in some, and of other sonneteers. The adtmcates for the secret history of these proJuetisns, Femhroke and Southampton. Th.- Essex plot, The passage or scene from Richard 11. puitUdy performed. No e'viJence ef Shtikespear's participation.
Where obscurity and uncertainty so largely enter, as they do here, into a topic, the natural consequence is that conjecture and deduction have to occupy a more conspicuous place than in the treatment of one, the illustration of which is mainly dependent on absolute facts and statements; and hence arises the danger, lest a writer or editor, in avoiding too strong a tendency to guesswork, becomes too sceptical, or the reverse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But a second extant copy, as I elsewhere shew, was purchased at the original price, if not at the same time.
CHAPTER XIII.
The Ssnaefs centinufJ. Absotuie aulkeniidly of the entire text canvaatJ. Long interv/i/^ ovef nxikkb the Saanels exteHJed{? 1593-1603). A tint in Sonnet g4 cemmon to ike flay of Edward III., 1546, Sufpsft fer the ttitiu that ibcre ii no inner or occutt seme in tke seriej. Temptation to Isek into the Sonnets for biographical helps. Absence ef real fditorship in I hem. !»• fi...ueaee 6f Bar/if eLi in some, and of other sonneteers. The adtmcates for the secret history of these proJuetisns, Femhroke and Southampton. Th.- Essex plot, The passage or scene from Richard 11. puitUdy performed. No e'viJence ef Shtikespear's participation.
Where obscurity and uncertainty so largely enter, as they do here, into a topic, the natural consequence is that conjecture and deduction have to occupy a more conspicuous place than in the treatment of one, the illustration of which is mainly dependent on absolute facts and statements; and hence arises the danger, lest a writer or editor, in avoiding too strong a tendency to guesswork, becomes too sceptical, or the reverse.
What to read after Shakespear, Himself, And His Work; a Study From New Points of View?
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