Critical, Historical, and Explanatory Notes on Shakespeare: With Emendations of the Text and Metre, Tom 1author and sold, 1754 |
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... Knight's Tale . 1428 , & c . fa ) Some part of this play was borrow'd probably from the Knight's Tale , in Chaucer ; and the Legende of Thibe of Babylon , Id . ib . Thefeus . The pale companion is Id . 40 Critical , Hiftorical , and ...
... Knight's Tale . 1428 , & c . fa ) Some part of this play was borrow'd probably from the Knight's Tale , in Chaucer ; and the Legende of Thibe of Babylon , Id . ib . Thefeus . The pale companion is Id . 40 Critical , Hiftorical , and ...
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... Knight's Tale . 861 , & c . 66 Whylome as oldè ftories tell in us , There was a ( a ) Duke , that highte Thefeus , " Of ( a ) Thefeus after the death of his father Egeus , ( which happened in an extraordinary manner , according to ...
... Knight's Tale . 861 , & c . 66 Whylome as oldè ftories tell in us , There was a ( a ) Duke , that highte Thefeus , " Of ( a ) Thefeus after the death of his father Egeus , ( which happened in an extraordinary manner , according to ...
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... Knight's Tale . 1531 . The dance call'd Roundelay by fome of our English poets . Lauranda , " My Amarillis knows by fidelity , " How often we have fported on the lawnes , " And danced a roundelay to Jocaftus ' pipe . Amyntas , or The ...
... Knight's Tale . 1531 . The dance call'd Roundelay by fome of our English poets . Lauranda , " My Amarillis knows by fidelity , " How often we have fported on the lawnes , " And danced a roundelay to Jocaftus ' pipe . Amyntas , or The ...
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... Knight's Tale . 1576 , & c . Sc . 10. p . 146 . Puck . On the ground , fleep thou found , I'll apply to your eye , gentle lover remedy . ] A friend obferves , that , the humour of Puck's fairy charm is loft , by the prefent man- ner of ...
... Knight's Tale . 1576 , & c . Sc . 10. p . 146 . Puck . On the ground , fleep thou found , I'll apply to your eye , gentle lover remedy . ] A friend obferves , that , the humour of Puck's fairy charm is loft , by the prefent man- ner of ...
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... Knights Tale . 1675 , & c . We will fair queen up to the mountain top , and mark the musical confufion of bounds and echo in conjunction . ] Hip . I was with Hercules , and Cadmus once , " Where in a wood of Crete they bay'd the bear ...
... Knights Tale . 1675 , & c . We will fair queen up to the mountain top , and mark the musical confufion of bounds and echo in conjunction . ] Hip . I was with Hercules , and Cadmus once , " Where in a wood of Crete they bay'd the bear ...
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