THE

DRAMATIC WORKS

O F

SHAKSPEARE,

IN SIX VOLUMES;

BY

WITH NOTES

JOSEPH RANN,

VICAR OF ST. TRINITY, IN COVENTRY.

VOLUME II.

A. M.

UT POTERO, EXPLICABO: NEC TAMEN QUASI PYTHIUS APOLLO,
CERTA UT SINT ET FIXA, QUÆ DIXERO; SED UT HOMUNCU-
LUS UNUS E MULTIS PROBABILIA CONJECTURA SEQUENS.

CICERONIS TUSC. QUEST. LIB. I. SECT. IX.

OXFORD:

AT THE CLARENDON PRESS, MDCCLXXXVII.
TO BE HAD OF MESS. RIVINGTON, ST. PAUL'S CHURCH-YARD,LONDON;
MESS, PRINCE AND COOKE, AND C. SELWIN RANN, OXFORD;

AND OF MESS. PEARSON AND ROLLASON, BIRMINGHAM,

LENOX LIBRARY

NEW YORK

THE

DRAMATIC WORKS

OF

SHAKSPEARE.

VOLUME THE SECOND.

CONTAINING

MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM.
MERCHANT OF VENICE.

AS YOU LIKE IT.

TAMING OF THE SHREW.

ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL.

TWELFTH NIGHT.

WINTER'S TALE.

ERRATA IN VOL. I.

for parellel read parallel
for you read your

Page 9, line 15,
81, line 18,
145, line 2,
line 11,
153,
168, line 16, for marrying read marring
303, Note 2, dele-after Twill
304, Note, read deprive a man
335, Note, read this being fo
read your
392, line 10, for you
412, Note, dele the before battle

infert Sil. Sir Protheus, as I take it.
for as read bath

559, Note, read within the fillet or bandage wrapt round his thin-in them all, Sir.

560, Note, dele and below it means a crab-ftick.

VOL.

ERRATA

IN

Page 105, line 12, read then for them
143, line 13, read They for Thy
153, line 11, for you read your
349, line 30, for rabbet read rabbit
349, Note, for persons read perfon

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