Critical, Historical, and Explanatory Notes on Shakespeare: With Emendations of the Text and Metre, Tom 1author and sold, 1754 - 326 |
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... same scene , addreffing the fame perfons , uses the word jar . " For fhame be friends , and joyn for that you jar . 66 And as Shakespeare elsewhere ufesthe word square for agreement . As in Winter's Tale . Act 5. fc . 1 . " O that ever ...
... same scene , addreffing the fame perfons , uses the word jar . " For fhame be friends , and joyn for that you jar . 66 And as Shakespeare elsewhere ufesthe word square for agreement . As in Winter's Tale . Act 5. fc . 1 . " O that ever ...
Strona 96
... the " name of Lucy to oblige his mother , " and I fay farther that it is as likely , he took the arms of the Lucys at the same time . The The luce is the fresh fish , [ our modern 96 Critical , Hiftorical , and Explanatory.
... the " name of Lucy to oblige his mother , " and I fay farther that it is as likely , he took the arms of the Lucys at the same time . The The luce is the fresh fish , [ our modern 96 Critical , Hiftorical , and Explanatory.
Strona 250
... same with geld , ( which word he uses two lines above . ) In the Court Beggar by Mr. Richard Brome , act 4. the word lib is used in this sense . Citizen . " I have brought him Madam , ( the " gelder ) the rareft fellow Madam , and do ...
... same with geld , ( which word he uses two lines above . ) In the Court Beggar by Mr. Richard Brome , act 4. the word lib is used in this sense . Citizen . " I have brought him Madam , ( the " gelder ) the rareft fellow Madam , and do ...
Strona 267
... score three , That thought to fill his grave with quiet ; yea , To die upon the bed my father dy'd , To lye clofe by his honeft bones ; but now Same Some hangman must put on my shroud , and lay Notes upon SHAKESPEARE , & c . 267.
... score three , That thought to fill his grave with quiet ; yea , To die upon the bed my father dy'd , To lye clofe by his honeft bones ; but now Same Some hangman must put on my shroud , and lay Notes upon SHAKESPEARE , & c . 267.
Strona 360
... Same guard these traytors to the block of death . ] For the truth of this , and the foregoing fcene , fee Hall , Holinfhed , and other historians . To this breach of faith , and death of Richard Scrope , Archbishop of York , one of our ...
... Same guard these traytors to the block of death . ] For the truth of this , and the foregoing fcene , fee Hall , Holinfhed , and other historians . To this breach of faith , and death of Richard Scrope , Archbishop of York , one of our ...
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Critical, Historical, and Explanatory Notes on Shakespeare: With ..., Tom 1 Zachary Grey Widok fragmentu - 1973 |
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