The Plays of William Shakspeare: With the Corrections and Illustrations of Various Commentators, to which are Added Notes, Volume 14J. Johnson, 1803 |
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... himself , ' Lord Clifford , and lord Stafford , all a - breaft , ' Charg'd our main battle's front , and , breaking in , I Third Part of King Henry VI . ] This play is only divided from the former for the convenience of exhibition ; for ...
... himself , ' Lord Clifford , and lord Stafford , all a - breaft , ' Charg'd our main battle's front , and , breaking in , I Third Part of King Henry VI . ] This play is only divided from the former for the convenience of exhibition ; for ...
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... himself . So in Measure for Measure : " How I may formally in person bear me . " MALONE . * Methinks , ' tis prize enough to be his fon . ] The old quarto reads - pride , which is right , for ambition , i . e . We need not aim at any ...
... himself . So in Measure for Measure : " How I may formally in person bear me . " MALONE . * Methinks , ' tis prize enough to be his fon . ] The old quarto reads - pride , which is right , for ambition , i . e . We need not aim at any ...
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... himself must yield to odds ; And many strokes , though with a little axe , * Hew down and fell the hardest - timber'd oak . ' By many hands your father was subdu'd ; ' But only flaughter'd by the ireful arm ' Of unrelenting Clifford ...
... himself must yield to odds ; And many strokes , though with a little axe , * Hew down and fell the hardest - timber'd oak . ' By many hands your father was subdu'd ; ' But only flaughter'd by the ireful arm ' Of unrelenting Clifford ...
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... himself wenyng , " And of calot of lewd demenyng . " So , Skelton , in his Elinour Rumming , Works , p . 133 : " Then Elinour faid , ye callettes , " I shall break your palettes . " Again , in Ben Jonfon's Volpone : " Why the callet you ...
... himself wenyng , " And of calot of lewd demenyng . " So , Skelton , in his Elinour Rumming , Works , p . 133 : " Then Elinour faid , ye callettes , " I shall break your palettes . " Again , in Ben Jonfon's Volpone : " Why the callet you ...
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... himself & c . " Is fit for treasons , ftratagems , and spoils , " Could he mean to rank the fubtle devices of war in the fame class with the worst of crimes ? We find the word ftratagem in The True Chronicle History of King Lear , p ...
... himself & c . " Is fit for treasons , ftratagems , and spoils , " Could he mean to rank the fubtle devices of war in the fame class with the worst of crimes ? We find the word ftratagem in The True Chronicle History of King Lear , p ...
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