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  The Shakspere flora; a guide to all the principal passages in which mention is made of trees, plants, flowers, and vegetable productions, with comments and botanical particulars. By Leo H. Grindon.

  2d. Ed.
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  The sketch book of Geoffrey Crayon, gent.

  New ed. 2 vols.
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  The songs & ballads of Shakespeare illuminated by T. W. Gwilt Mapleson, esq.

  Title page and half-title in colors with ornamental borders. (From Folger)
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  The songs of Shakspere. Selected from his poems and plays.

  Folger notes:Title in red and black."Advertisement" signed J. B. Errata slip tipped in between pages vi and [1]. "Notes": pages [167]-179. Contains index of first lines. Pages 189-[190] contain publisher’s advertisements.
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  The songs, poems and sonnets of W. Shakespeare. Ed., with a critical introduction by William Sharp.
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  The sonnets of Shakspeare [sic] and Milton.

  Printer Information from colophon (from Folger)
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  The sonnets of William Shakespere / edited by Edward Dowden

  Need to confirm if Large or regular copy.
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  The sonnets of William Shakspere : a critical disquisition suggested by a recent discovery / by Bolton Corney.

  Caption title. "Private impression."
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  The sonnets of William Shakspere : rearranged and divided into four parts / with an introd. and explanatory notes [by Robert Cartwright].

  Binding: Half-marbled boards over brown cloth.
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  The still lion. An essay towards the restoration of Shakespeare's text. By C.M. Ingleby...Reprinted, with additions, from the second annual volume of the German Shakespeare society.

  Lettered on back of cover: New Shakespeare soc: Extra.First appeared in Jahrbuch der Deutschen Shakespeare-gesellschaft, Berlin, 1867. Reprinted, with additions, in 1875 under title: Shakespeare hermeneutics.
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  The story of Hamlet, condensed and interwoven with the text of Shakespeare's tragedy, in three parts ... to which is prefixed a short practical essay on the art of reading aloud, by James Hunter.
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  The story of King Richard II, from the play of Shakespeare, retold.

  Approximate date.
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  The story of the memorial fountain to Shakespeare at Stratford-upon-Avon ... also accounts of the Herbert and Cowper window, Westminster Abbey; the Milton window, St. Margaret's church, Westminster and the Bishops Andrewes and Ken reredos, St. Thomas's ch
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  The Stratford Records and the Shakespeare Autotypes. A Brief Review of Singular Delusions that are current at Stratford-on-Avon.

  Spevack, Halliwell-Phillipps Bibliography, 1886:5. Blue Paper Cover with title recording price of One Shilling ; uses pseudonym “The Assumed Delinquent” on title page
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  The tale of the Shakspere epitaph / by Francis Bacon (Baron Verulam and Viscount St. Alban) ; translated from the Anglo-phonetic by Edward Gordon Clark.

  Approximate date.Includes Illustrations and facsimiles.
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  The talk of the town.

  2 volumes.
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  The taming of the shrew / by William Shakespeare ; with an introd. by Ada Rehan.

  Players' ed.
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  The tempest ; a comedy / decorated by Robert Anning Bell.
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  The tempest ; or, The enchanted island ; a comedy, first written by Mr. William Shakespeare, & since altered by Sr. William Davenant and Mr. John Dryden.

  With : The provok'd husband /by John Vanbrugh. [s.l., s.n., 1728]
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  The tempest : or, The enchanted island / with additions from Dryden, as compiled by J. P. Kemble and first acted at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, October 13th, 1789.

  ESTC T9996. Western copy not listed.Folger notes: Epilogue written by the Right Honourable Lieutenant-General Bourgoyne. With a cast list.
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  The tempest ... / illus. by Birket Foster, Gustave Doré, Frederick Skill, Alfred Slader, and Gustve Janet.

  Approximate date.
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  The tempest ... / illus. by Birket Foster, Gustave Doré, Frederick Skill, Alfred Slader, and Gustve Janet.

  N/A
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  The tempest / Shakespeare ; edited by Horace Howard Furness.

  Includes bibliographical references (p. 453-457) and index. (From Omni)
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  The tempest, or, The enchanted island : a comedy / first written by William Shakespear & since altered by Sr. William Davenant and Mr. John Dryden.

  N13512. Western copy not listed. False imprint. Adapted from the play by Approximate date. Shakespeare by Sir William Davenant and John Dryden, and arranged as an opera by Thomas Shadwell. The last three pages contain advertisements for T. Johnson, bookseller in The Hague.
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  The tempest; a reduced dallastype facsimile of the play from the first folio (1623) ed. and facing each page thereof the modern text as determined by the late Charles Knight; introduction by Dr. F. J. Furnivall with portrait by Droeshout and facsimiles of

  At head of title: Double text dallastype Shakespeare. (From Omni) Cover title: The Dallastype double text Shakespeare. Colophon: Printed at the Dallastype Press, 5, Furnival Street, London. Opposite pages duplicate numbering. Includes: Music to Ariel’s two songs: "Full fathome five" and "Where the bee sucks," being part of the original Tempest music composed by Robert Johnson, a contemporary of Shakespeare. The two songs harmonised for three voices by Dr. John Wilson, and published by him in "Cheerfull Ayres or Ballads, " Oxford, 1660. Includes index. Advertisements: p. [2]-[6] at the end. (From Folger)