LECTURE XXIII.

Ignorance or Learning of Shakspeare--Costume as observed by Shakspeare,

and how far necessary, or may be dispensed with, in the Drama--Shakspeare

the greatest drawer of Character--Vindication of the genuineness of his

pathos--Play on Words--Moral Delicacy--Irony-Mixture of the Tragic and

Comic--The part of the Fool or Clown--Shakspeare's Language and

Versification.

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