Sewell, in the preface to the seventh volume of Pope's Shakespear, 1725.
Pope. See p. [52].
Theobald. See p. [75].
Warburton, in his notes to Shakespeare, passim.
[169]. Upton, in his Critical Observations, 1748, pp. 3 and 5.
“Hath hard words,” etc. Hudibras, 1. i. 85-6.
trochaic dimeter, etc. See Upton, Critical Observations, p. 366, etc.
“it was a learned age,” etc. Id., p. 5. Cf. Hurd's Marks of Imitation, 1757, p. 24.
Grey, in his Notes on Shakespeare, 1754, vol. i., p. vii.
Dodd, William (1729-1777), the forger, editor of the Beauties of Shakespeare, 1752.