[8:1] Act II. Scene 4. The plucking of the roses.
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[10:1] Lectures on Dramatic Art and Literature. It would ill become me to carp at an author whom I have expressly to thank for much assistance in this inquiry, and to whom I am perhaps indebted for more than my recollection suggests. But it must be owned, that M. Schlegel's opinion loses somewhat of its weight from the fact, that he also advocates Shakspeare's authorship of some of Malone's plays, a decision in which it is neither desirable nor likely that the poet's countrymen should acquiesce.
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[11:1] Weber's Beaumont and Fletcher, vol. xiii., and Lamb, as there quoted.
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[12:1] Sonnet 76.
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