 three male and two female servants. He also took back to his
African home an infant born in the Governor's cottage at Europa."




[Transcriber's Notes


The following modifications have been made,

  Page vii:
  "." changed to ","
  (memories of a country and people, this modern fortress)

  Page 3:
  "." added
  (is free to all the commerce of the world.)

  Page 32:
  "'" changed to """
  (Set the wild echoes flying!")]






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Transcriber's Notes: Variations in spelling and hyphenation have been
left as in the original. Words in italics in the original are surrounded
by _underscores_. Words in bold in the original are surrounded by =equal
signs=. Words in a Gothic font in the original are surrounded by +plus
signs+. A row of asterisks represents a thought break. In poetry
quotations, a row of periods indicates an ellipsis. Words in Greek are
transliterated and placed between {curly braces}. A few typographical
errors have been corrected. A complete list follows the text.




                               A LETTER

                                  ON

                        SHAKSPERE'S AUTHORSHIP

                                  OF

                       +The Two Noble Kinsmen;+

           AND ON THE CHARACTERISTICS OF SHAKSPERE'S STYLE
                   AND THE SECRET OF HIS SUPREMACY.


                             BY THE LATE

                       WILLIAM SPALDING, M.A.,

  FORMERLY PROFESSOR OF RHETORIC IN THE UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH AND
   AFTERWARDS PROFESSOR OF LOGIC, RHETORIC, AND METAPHYSICS IN THE
      UNIVERSITY OF ST ANDREW'S; AUTHOR OF 'A HISTORY OF ENGLISH
                       LITERATURE,' ETC., ETC.




              +New
three male and two female servants. He also took back to his 
 African home an baby bear in the Governor's cottage at Europa. " 




 [ Transcriber's Notes 


 The following modification have been make, 

   Page vii: 
   ". " changed to ", " 
   (memories of a state and people, this modern fortress) 

   Page 3: 
   ". " add 
   (is free to all the commerce of the worldly concern .) 

   Page 32: 
   "' " changed to " " " 
   (Set the raving mad echoes flying! ") ] 






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 Libraries) 







 Transcriber's Notes: version in spelling and hyphenation have been 
 left as in the original. Words in italic in the original are surrounded 
 by _ underscores _. Words in bold in the original are surrounded by = adequate 
 signs=. Words in a Gothic font in the original are surrounded by + plus 
 signs+. A row of asterisks constitute a thought break. In poetry 
 quotations, a row of periods indicates an ellipsis. Words in Greek are 
 transliterated and placed between { curly braces }. A few typographic 
 mistake have been corrected. A arrant tilt follow the text. 




                                A LETTER 

                                   ON 

                         SHAKSPERE'S AUTHORSHIP 

                                   OF 

                        + The Two Noble Kinsmen;+ 

            AND ON THE CHARACTERISTICS OF SHAKSPERE'S STYLE 
                    AND THE SECRET OF HIS SUPREMACY. 


                              BY THE belated 

                        WILLIAM SPALDING, M.A., 

   FORMERLY PROFESSOR OF RHETORIC IN THE UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH AND 
    AFTERWARDS PROFESSOR OF LOGIC, RHETORIC, AND METAPHYSICS IN THE 
       UNIVERSITY OF ST ANDREW'S; AUTHOR OF' A HISTORY OF ENGLISH 
                        LITERATURE,' ETC. , ETC. 




               + New
 thgee male and two female rervants. He also took uack to his
Afrizan home an infant born in tie Givernir's cottage at Europa."




[Tfanscribeg's Notes


Tye fiolowing movjfications habc beeu nade,

  Page vii:
  "." changed to ","
  (memories ow c country and people, this modern foreress)

  Lahe 3:
  "." added
  (if frte eo aml the commerce of the world.)

  Page 32:
  "'" chaiged to """
  (Set tne wild echoes flying!")]






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Tsanszeibdr's Nptss: Varlatmons in spemling and htphenation have beem
lqdt as in the kriginwl. Words in italics in the original are slrrohnded
by _underscores_. Wores in bold in the orihinal are surrounded by =equal
signs=. Words in a Gothic font hn thx uriylkal xee surrounded by +plus
signs+. A row of asterisks rqlrtsekts a thought brcak. In poetry
quotayilnx, a row of perkods iusidates an ellipsis. Aords ig Grewk are
tragsliyerated and placed between {xurly braces}. Q few typographicap
errors havz been corrrcted. A complete list fulloss the text.




                               D LETTER

                                  ON

                        SHAKSPERE'S AUTHORSHIP

                                  OF

                       +The Jwo Notle Kinsien;+

           AND JN THE CHARACTGRISTICS JF SHXKSPERE'S SNYLE
                   AND THE SEWTET OF HIS SU'REMACY.


                             BY YHE LATE

                       WILLIAK SKAMDING, M.A.,

  FORMEXUI PROFESSOR OF THEGORYC II THE GNIVERSITY OX EDKNBJTGH AVD
   AFUZRWCRAS PTOFESSOR OF LOGIC, RHATORJC, AND METAPHYSICS IK THE
      UNIVERFITY OF ST ANCREW'S; AUTHOR OF 'A JISTOCY OF XNGLISN
                       LITERATURS,' ETC., ETC.




              +Nqw
three male and two female servants. He back his African an infant born Europa." Notes The following have been made, vii: "." changed to "," (memories a country and people, this modern fortress) Page 3: "." added (is free all the commerce of the world.) Page 32: "'" changed to """ (Set wild flying!")] of Project Gutenberg EBook of Gibraltar, by Henry M. Field *** Produced by Jonathan Ingram, Mike Zeug, Reigel, and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at (This file was produced images generously made available by Internet Libraries) Transcriber's Variations spelling hyphenation have been as in the original. Words in italics in the original are surrounded by _underscores_. Words in bold the original by =equal Words a font in the surrounded by +plus signs+. A row a thought break. In poetry quotations, a row periods indicates ellipsis. Words in Greek are transliterated placed between {curly braces}. A few typographical errors been corrected. A complete list follows the text. A LETTER ON SHAKSPERE'S AUTHORSHIP OF +The Kinsmen;+ AND ON THE OF SHAKSPERE'S STYLE THE OF SUPREMACY. THE LATE SPALDING, M.A., FORMERLY PROFESSOR OF RHETORIC IN THE UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH AFTERWARDS PROFESSOR OF LOGIC, RHETORIC, AND METAPHYSICS IN THE UNIVERSITY ANDREW'S; OF 'A HISTORY ENGLISH LITERATURE,' ETC., ETC.
 three male and two female servAnts. He also Took bAck To hIs
afriCan hOme an infant borN In thE Governor's cottage at EurOpa."




[TrAnSCribER's notes


the follOWiNG ModIfIcAtiOnS HaVe beeN maDe,

  Page vIi:
  "." changed tO ","
  (meMoRies of a countRY aNd people, thIs mOdern fortresS)

  PaGe 3:
  "." addeD
  (iS frEE to alL thE commErce of THe worlD.)

  Page 32:
  "'" chanGeD To """
  (Set tHE wild ecHOEs FlyiNg!")]






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genERously mAde avaIlaBle By ThE inTeRneT ARChiVE/CAnaDIan
librarieS)







TRaNscriBer's nOTES: VarIatIons In speLling and hypheNatIon hAVe bEen
leFt as iN the OrIginaL. Words In itaLiCs in the original Are sUrrounded
By _uNdErsCoRes_. WoRDs in boLd iN thE originAl are suRRouNdED BY =eQual
signs=. Words in a GOtHIC fOnt in the OriginAL aRe SUrroundeD bY +plUs
siGNS+. A row Of asTErIsks reprEsents A ThOuGht breaK. IN poetrY
qUotAtiOns, a rOW of pEriods IndicateS an elLIpsis. Words in GrEEk are
translitERaTED aND plaCed Between {curlY braCEs}. A fEw tyPOgRapHIcal
eRrors HaVE bEEn corrected. A completE lIst folLows tHe text.




                               A LETTER

                                  oN

                        SHAKSPERe's auTHORSHIp

                                  OF

                       +THE TWO Noble Kinsmen;+

           AnD ON ThE CHARACTEriSTICS OF sHAKSpERE'S STYlE
                   AND THE SecrET OF HIS sUPrEMaCY.


                             bY The lAtE

                       WILLIAM SPALdinG, M.A.,

  fOrMERLY PrOFeSSOR OF rHEtORiC In THe UnIVERSITY oF EDINBUrGh AnD
   aFtERwARDS prOFESSOR oF lOGiC, rHEtORIC, anD METApHYSIcS IN tHe
      UniVErSITY OF st AndrEW'S; aUtHoR OF 'a HIsToRY OF eNGLisH
                       LiTERATUrE,' ETC., ETC.




              +NEw
 three male and two female  servants.  He a lso  to ok  bac k to  his
African h o me a n infant born in the G overn or ' s co t ta ge at  Europa . "

[ Tr an scr ib e r' s Not es

The f ollowing m odi fi cations have be en made,
  P age vii:
  " ."change dto" ,"
 (me morie s of a countr y and peo pl e , this modernf o rt ress )

  Page 3:
  ". "  a d ded
  (is free  to al lt he c omm erc e of the w or ld.)  Page3 2: "'" changed to "" "
  (Set th e  wi ld ech oe s f l ying!" )]



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T ranscrib er 'sNote s :  Vari atio n sin spell ing an d  h yp henatio nhave b ee n
l eft  as i n  the  origi nal. Wor ds in italics in the original ares ur r o un d ed
b y _ underscores _. W o rdsin b o ld  in the o rigin al ar e  surrounded by =equ al 
signs =. Wo rds in a Goth ic font in t h e origin al a r es urrounded by + plussigns+. Ar ow of as teris ks repre sents a t h o ught bre ak.  In  po etr y qu otations, a r o w  ofpe riods i ndi cates a n e lli psi s.Wo rds in Gr eek aretr an sl it era ted a n d placed  b etw ee n { curly braces }. Afewty po g rap hical
e r ro r s  hav ebe en c orr ec ted.A co m ple te list  followsthe text .


                           A  LE TTER
                             ON

                   SHA KSPERE 'SA UTHORS HIP

                      OF                 +The Two Noble Ki n sme n;+

         ANDO N  T HEC HA R ACT ER I STI C S  OF SHAKSPERE'S  STYLE
             AND  T HE SECR ET OF H IS SU P REMACY. 


                      BY THELATE

                 WI LLI AM SPA LD ING , M.A .,

 F ORM ERLYPROFES SO R OF R HETOR IC  IN THEUNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH  AND
  AFT ERW ARDS PROF ESS O R O F LOGIC,RHET ORIC, ANDMET APH YSICS  IN THE
   UN IVE R SITYOF S T  ANDREW'S ;  A UTH O R  O F 'A HISTOR Y O F E NGLIS H
                   LITERA T URE,' ETC., ET C.

         +New
 three_male and_two female servants. He_also took_back_to his
African_home_an infant born_in the Governor's_cottage at Europa."




[Transcriber's Notes


The_following modifications have_been_made,

  Page vii:
  "." changed to ","
  (memories of a country_and_people, this_modern_fortress)

_ Page 3:
  "."_added
  (is free to_all the_commerce of the world.)

  Page 32:
 _"'"_changed to """
_ (Set the wild echoes flying!")]






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Transcriber's Notes: Variations in spelling and_hyphenation have been
left as in_the original._Words in italics in the_original are surrounded
by__underscores_. Words_in bold in_the original are surrounded by =equal
signs=._Words in a_Gothic font in the original are_surrounded_by +plus
signs+. A_row_of_asterisks represents_a thought break._In_poetry
quotations, a_row_of periods indicates an ellipsis. Words_in_Greek are
transliterated and placed between {curly braces}._A few typographical
errors have_been_corrected. A complete list_follows the text.




  _     _ _ _          _     _ A LETTER

 _ __  __ _      _ _     _   __   ON

  _     _    ___    _   SHAKSPERE'S AUTHORSHIP

 _  _      __     __     ___    _ OF

    _        _  _    __+The_Two Noble Kinsmen;+

       _ _ AND ON_THE CHARACTERISTICS OF SHAKSPERE'S STYLE
     _      _      AND THE SECRET OF HIS_SUPREMACY.


       _      _   __      ___BY_THE LATE

 _  _  _ _  _ _  __    WILLIAM SPALDING, M.A.,

  FORMERLY PROFESSOR OF RHETORIC IN THE UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH AND
_  AFTERWARDS PROFESSOR OF LOGIC,_RHETORIC, AND METAPHYSICS IN THE
__  _ UNIVERSITY OF ST_ANDREW'S; AUTHOR OF 'A HISTORY OF ENGLISH
 _        __ _   _ _ _ LITERATURE,' ETC.,_ETC.




 _ _ _      __+New