Critical, Historical, and Explanatory Notes on Shakespeare: With Emendations of the Text and Metre, Tom 1author and sold, 1754 |
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Strona 63
... jumbled together . " Every Jack must have his Jill . Chafcan demande fa forte Gall . It ought , fays Mr. Ray , ( proverbs which are entire sentences ) to 1 to be written fill , for it seems to > Notes upon SHAKESPEARE , & c . 63.
... jumbled together . " Every Jack must have his Jill . Chafcan demande fa forte Gall . It ought , fays Mr. Ray , ( proverbs which are entire sentences ) to 1 to be written fill , for it seems to > Notes upon SHAKESPEARE , & c . 63.
Strona 151
... Sentences , p . 132 . Sc . 2. p . 2511 Coftard . I marvel thy master has not eaten thee for a word , for thou art not fo long by the bead as honorificabilitudinitatibus . ] The word is lengthened one fyllable by J. Taylor the Water Poet ...
... Sentences , p . 132 . Sc . 2. p . 2511 Coftard . I marvel thy master has not eaten thee for a word , for thou art not fo long by the bead as honorificabilitudinitatibus . ] The word is lengthened one fyllable by J. Taylor the Water Poet ...
Strona 160
... sentence of death upon them all , which was immediately put in execution . After which , he and his outlaws made the best of their way towards the King ; who par- doned them all , promoted Sir Otis and Gamelyn to great honours , and ...
... sentence of death upon them all , which was immediately put in execution . After which , he and his outlaws made the best of their way towards the King ; who par- doned them all , promoted Sir Otis and Gamelyn to great honours , and ...
Strona 162
... Sentences , p : 102. See Coke's Tale , 226 , & c . Sc . 4. p . 298 . Cel . Those that she makes honest , " She makes very She makes very ill - favoured . ] " ill favouredly . " Folio 1632 . 1 Sc . 4. p . 299 . Clown . Sc . 4 . 162 ...
... Sentences , p : 102. See Coke's Tale , 226 , & c . Sc . 4. p . 298 . Cel . Those that she makes honest , " She makes very She makes very ill - favoured . ] " ill favouredly . " Folio 1632 . 1 Sc . 4. p . 299 . Clown . Sc . 4 . 162 ...
Strona 175
... sentences , p . 14T . Ben Johnson in Every man out of his bumour , act 1. fc . 2 , calls the man whom fortune favours , the periphrafis of a fool . Sc . 8. p . 326 . Enter Orlando , with his fword drawn , Orl . Forbear , and eat no more ...
... sentences , p . 14T . Ben Johnson in Every man out of his bumour , act 1. fc . 2 , calls the man whom fortune favours , the periphrafis of a fool . Sc . 8. p . 326 . Enter Orlando , with his fword drawn , Orl . Forbear , and eat no more ...
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