The Plays of William Shakspeare ...J. Nichols and Son, 1813 - 21 pages |
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Page 47
... shillings . " See Mr. Malone's Preface , and List of Editions of Shakspeare . Our readers , it is hoped , will so far honour us as to observe , that the foregoing opinions were not suggested and defended through an ambitious spi- rit of ...
... shillings . " See Mr. Malone's Preface , and List of Editions of Shakspeare . Our readers , it is hoped , will so far honour us as to observe , that the foregoing opinions were not suggested and defended through an ambitious spi- rit of ...
Page 73
... lands were let at seven shillings per acre , and produced 701. per annum . If we rate the New - Place with the appurtenances , and our poet's other to have spent some years before his death at his OF WILLIAM SHAKSPEARE . 73.
... lands were let at seven shillings per acre , and produced 701. per annum . If we rate the New - Place with the appurtenances , and our poet's other to have spent some years before his death at his OF WILLIAM SHAKSPEARE . 73.
Page 78
... shillings per annum , the which increase he appointed to be distributed towards the relief of the almes - poor there . " The donation has all the air of a rich and sagacious usurer . THEOBALD . he desired it might be done immediately ...
... shillings per annum , the which increase he appointed to be distributed towards the relief of the almes - poor there . " The donation has all the air of a rich and sagacious usurer . THEOBALD . he desired it might be done immediately ...
Page 82
... shillings , and four - pence ; to Mr. Henry Walker , ( father to Shakspeare's godson , ) twenty shillings ; to the poor of Stratford twenty pounds ; and to his servants , in various legacies , one hundred and ten pounds . He was buried ...
... shillings , and four - pence ; to Mr. Henry Walker , ( father to Shakspeare's godson , ) twenty shillings ; to the poor of Stratford twenty pounds ; and to his servants , in various legacies , one hundred and ten pounds . He was buried ...
Page 97
... shillings each , to buy them rings . " The meadows which by his will he had devised to his wife for life , he by this codicil devises to her , her heirs and assigns , for ever , to the end that they may not be severed from her own land ...
... shillings each , to buy them rings . " The meadows which by his will he had devised to his wife for life , he by this codicil devises to her , her heirs and assigns , for ever , to the end that they may not be severed from her own land ...
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