...with follirits and minnformations." p. 577. Thus much for the Learning of Shakefpeare with refpecl to the ancient languages : indulge me with an obfervation or two on his fuppofed knowledge of •the modern ones, and I will promife to releafe you.i ** It is evident,...

...credulous, would fluff his many letters fent to AW \vithfolliries and mifinformations." P. 577. -- Thus much for the learning of Shakfpeare with refpect...elfe to obferve, their orthography might lead us to fufpedl them to be not of the \vriter's importation. But we can go further, and prove this. When Piftol...

...v/ithfolliries and mifinfrrmations." P. 577. Thus much for the learning of Shakfpeare with refpecl to the ancient languages : indulge me with an obfervation...knowledge of the modern ones, and I will promife to releafc you. " It is evident," we have been told, " that he was not unacquainted with the Italian:"...

...with folliries and mifinforniations." P. 577. Thus much for the learning of Shakfpeare with refpeft to the ancient languages : indulge me with an obfervation...told, " that he was not unacquainted with the Italian F" but let us inquire into the evidence. Certainly fome Italian words and phrafes appear in the works...

...with an observation or two on the supposed knowledge of the modern ones, and I will promise to release you. " It is evident," we have been told, " that he...:" but let us inquire into the evidence. Certainly some Italian words and phrases appear in the works •f Shakspeare ; yet if we had nothing else to...

...with an observation or two on the supposed knowledge of the modern ones, and I will promise to release you. "It is evident" we have been told, "that he was...unacquainted with the Italian:" but let us inquire into the eaidence. Certainly some Italian words and phrases appear in the works cf Shakspeare; yet if we had...

...with an observation or two on the supposed knowledge of the modern ones, and I will promise to release you. " It is evident," we have been told, " that he...unacquainted with the Italian :" but let us inquire into the jevidence. Certainly some Italian words and phrases appear in the works of Shakspeare ; yet if we had...

...with an observation or two on the supposed knowledge of the modern ones, and I will promise to release you. " It is evident," we have been told, " that he...Italian : " but let us inquire into the evidence. Certainlysome Italian words and phrases appear in the works of Shakspeare ; yet if we had nothing else...

...with an observation or two on the supposed knowledge of the modern ones, and I will promise to release you. " It is evident" we have been told, " that he...:" but let us inquire into the evidence. Certainly some Italian words and phrases appear in the works of Shakespeare ; yet if we had nothing else to observe,...

...knowledge of the modern languages. And, first, of Italian : " It U evident, we hare been told, that lie was not unacquainted with the Italian ; but let us inquire into the evidence. Certainly, some 1 talian words and phrases appear in the works of Shakspeare ; yet, if we had nothing else to...