L. W. Lyde, M.A

"We would speeially commend the notes as a model o£ terseuess. They are entirelj' free from the defects of certain well-known scliool éditions of Shakespeare, which are so choked with a mass of érudition as to rcnder them thoroughly unsuitable for junior fonns." — Saturday Review. (Revîew of the Mcrchant of Venice.)

" Mr. Lyde's introduction . . . is thoroughly to the point, and written in a bright, conventional, direct raanner, which will cominand attention. We hâve seldom, indeed, seen the developraent of a diffi'nilt plot more clearly indicated." — Guardian. (Review oj Midsuminer-Hight'i Dream.)

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