Clarke’s Shakspeare Concordance.
A Complete Concordance to Shakspeare: being a Verbal Index to ALL the
PASSAGES in the Dramatic Works of the Poet. By Mrs. Cowden Clarke.
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One large Vol. comprising 2560 closely printed columns,—(indicating
_every word and passage_ in Shakspeare’s Works). Price $6. Cloth.
“The result of sixteen years of untiring labor. The different
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correctness of the work. As it now stands, a person can find a
particular passage in Shakspeare by simply remembering one word
of it, and is also referred to the act and scene of the play in
which it occurs. As a mere dictionary of Shakspearian language
and phrases, it is of great value; but it is also a dictionary
of his thoughts and imaginations. It altogether supersedes the
volumes of Twiss and Ayscough, and should be on every student’s
shelves”—_Boston Courier._
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_Also—By same Author._
The Book of Shakspeare Proverbs.
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_Dr. Lieber’s Poetical Address to the American Republic._
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The West:
A Metrical Epistle.