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Essay on Burns

Note 85 — Front matter (continued 2)

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Shakespeare, Richard II. iv. 1. Carlyle was a man of enormous reading, and no one can hope to recognize all his allusions. But the two books to which he, like most of the great writers of modern England, refers most frequently, are within the reach of every one: they are the Bible and Shakespeare.

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