An edition of The Shakespearian Dictionary
(1832)
The Shakespearian dictionary
forming a general index to all the popular expressions, and most striking passages in the works of Shakespeare; from a few words to fifty or more lines ... the whole designed to introduce the beauties of Shakespeare, into the familiar intercourse of society.
by Thomas Dolby and William Shakespeare
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The Shakespearian dictionary: forming a general index to all the popular expressions, and most striking passages in the works of Shakespeare; from a few words to fifty or more lines ... the whole designed to introduce the beauties of Shakespeare, into the familiar intercourse of society.
1832, Smith, Elder, & co.
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Later editions published under title: Dictionary of Shakespearian quotations.
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