RELIGIOUS AND MORAL SENTENCES

FROM

SHAKESPEARE,

COMPARED WITH SACRED PASSAGES

DRAWN FROM

HOLY WRIT.

CULLED FROM THE WORKS

OF

S HA KE S P E A RE,

Compared with Sacred Passages

DRAWN FROM

HOLY WRIT:

BEING A SELECTION OF RELIGIOUS SENTIMENTS, AND MORAL PRECEPTS,

BLENDED IN THE DRAMATIC WORKS, &c. OF OUR IMMORTAL BARD.

DEDICATED TO

THE SHAKESPEARE SOCIETY,

BY A MEMBER;

AND COMPILED FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE BENEVOLENT FUNDS OF THE

THEATRES ROYAL DRURY LANE AND COVENT GARDEN,

LONDON:
CALKIN & BUDD, BOOKSELLERS TO HER MAJESTY,

PALL MA L L.

13483,55,5

AARVARD COLLEGE
Sept. 10,1926

LIBRARY
From the library of
Lunge Richard Beinem

By Sir Frederick

Beilig watson

COX AND SONS, PRINTERS, 74 & 75, GREAT QUEEN STREET,

TO THE

PRESIDENT, VICE-PRESIDENTS, COUNCIL,

AND MEMBERS

OF THE

SHAKESPEARE SOCIETY,

FROM WHOSE ZEAL AND ENLIGHTENMENT

The World in general,

AND THE ADMIRERS OF SHAKESPEARE IN PARTICULAR,

CHERISH NEW-BORN HOPES OF DERIVING SOME ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

ILLUSTRATIVE OF THE INTELLECTUAL LIFE,

AND OF THE TIMES (AS CONNECTED WITH THE HISTORY) OF

OUR IMMORTAL BARD,

THESE EXTRACTS FROM HIS WORKS,

ARE

RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED,

BY THEIR HUMBLE SERVANT,

THE COMPILER.