A bouquet of poetical beauties, or, "Choice and rarest parts," in a concise form, from Shakespeare's comedies, histories, and tragedies, as recited by Mr. Shakespeare Hirst, Shakespearian thespian and characteristic elocutionist.

Old and new lines from various sources, in the life of William Shakespeare. Introduced in an address delivered by Shakespeare Hirst, on the occasion of the 20th Annual Celebration of Shakespeare's Natal Day, held at the "Shakespeare Hotel," Huddersfield, April 23rd, 1884.

A bouquet of poetical beauties, or, "Choice and rarest parts," in a concise form, from Shakespeare's comedies, histories, and tragedies, as recited by Mr. Shakespeare Hirst, Shakespearian thespian and characteristic elocutionist.

This sceptred isle : Shakespeare's message for England at war / by G. Wilson Knight ...

The flowers of Shakespeare / compiled by Doris Hunt ; foreword by Flora Robson.

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 : an appropriate synonym being affixed to each extract, with a reference to the context : the whole designed to introduce the beauties of Shakespeare, into the familiar intercourse of society / by Thomas Dolby.

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 : an appropriate synonym being affixed to each extract, with a reference to the context : the whole designed to introduce the beauties of Shakespeare, into the familiar intercourse of society / by Thomas Dolby.

A bouquet of poetical beauties, or, "Choice and rarest parts," in a concise form, from Shakespeare's comedies, histories, and tragedies, as recited by Mr. Shakespeare Hirst, Shakespearian thespian and characteristic elocutionist.

Shakespearean extracts from "Edward Pudsey's booke" : temp. Q. Elizabeth K. James I. which include some from an unknown play by William Shakespeare [or rather from Chapman's "Blind beggar of Alexander"] Also a few unpublished records of the Shakespeare / Collected by Richard Savage, secretary and librarian, Shakespeare's birthplace. Printed and published at Stratford-on-Avon by John Smith.

Shakespeare's dramatic maxims : a politics of rhetoric and irony / [compiled by] E. L. Risden.