The Works of Shakespeare: in Twelve Volumes: Collated with the Oldest Copies, and Corrected, Tom 12R. Crowder, 1772 |
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... Author , though from whence he took it he knows not . Langbaine gives us a sensible reason for his ignorance in this point ; what to make of Mr Pope's affertion , upon the grounds he gives us for it , I confefs I know not . But we'll ...
... Author , though from whence he took it he knows not . Langbaine gives us a sensible reason for his ignorance in this point ; what to make of Mr Pope's affertion , upon the grounds he gives us for it , I confefs I know not . But we'll ...
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... Author using the adjective from it , in his fulius Cafar ; Swear priefts , and cowards , and men cantelous . In the like manner the French ufe their cautelenx ; by which they understand ruse , trompeur ; and Minfhew has explained the ...
... Author using the adjective from it , in his fulius Cafar ; Swear priefts , and cowards , and men cantelous . In the like manner the French ufe their cautelenx ; by which they understand ruse , trompeur ; and Minfhew has explained the ...
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... The time invests you , i . e . befieges , preffes upon you on every fide . To invest a town is a military phrafe , from which our Author borrowed his metaphor . As it behoves my daughter , and your honour . 28 HAMLET ,
... The time invests you , i . e . befieges , preffes upon you on every fide . To invest a town is a military phrafe , from which our Author borrowed his metaphor . As it behoves my daughter , and your honour . 28 HAMLET ,
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... Author , fpeaking of vows , ex- preffes himself in his poem called the Lover's Complaint : Saw how deceits were gilded in his failing ; Knew vows were ever brokers to defiling . But to the paffage in queftion ; though all the editors ...
... Author , fpeaking of vows , ex- preffes himself in his poem called the Lover's Complaint : Saw how deceits were gilded in his failing ; Knew vows were ever brokers to defiling . But to the paffage in queftion ; though all the editors ...
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... Author might write ; -The dram of bafe Doth all the noble fubftance of worth out . To his own scandal . The dram of bafe , i . e . the least alloy of bafenefs or vice . It is very frequent with our Poet to use the adjective of quali ty ...
... Author might write ; -The dram of bafe Doth all the noble fubftance of worth out . To his own scandal . The dram of bafe , i . e . the least alloy of bafenefs or vice . It is very frequent with our Poet to use the adjective of quali ty ...
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