The Plays of William Shakespeare: In Twenty-one Volumes, with the Corrections and Illustrations of Various Commentators, to which are Added Notes, Volume 18J. Nichols and Son, 1813 |
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... sword impress , " as commit any act of violence on the royal shadow . The words -Stop it , Marcellus . - and Do , if it will not stand - better suit the next speaker , Bernardo , who , in the true spirit of an unlet- tered officer ...
... sword impress , " as commit any act of violence on the royal shadow . The words -Stop it , Marcellus . - and Do , if it will not stand - better suit the next speaker , Bernardo , who , in the true spirit of an unlet- tered officer ...
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... sword . MAR . We have sworn , my lord , already . by Saint Patrick , ] How the poet comes to make Hamlet swear by St. Patrick , I know not . However , at this time all the whole northern world had their learning from Ireland ; to which ...
... sword . MAR . We have sworn , my lord , already . by Saint Patrick , ] How the poet comes to make Hamlet swear by St. Patrick , I know not . However , at this time all the whole northern world had their learning from Ireland ; to which ...
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... sword . " 5 -true - penny ? ] This word , as well as some of Hamlet's former exclamations , we find in The Malcontent , 1604 ; " Illo , ho , ho , ho ; art thou there old True - penny ? " STEEVENS . • Swear by my sword . ] Here the poet ...
... sword . " 5 -true - penny ? ] This word , as well as some of Hamlet's former exclamations , we find in The Malcontent , 1604 ; " Illo , ho , ho , ho ; art thou there old True - penny ? " STEEVENS . • Swear by my sword . ] Here the poet ...
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... sword : Swear by my sword , Never to speak of this that you have heard . GHOST . [ Beneath . ] Swear by his sword . HAM . Well said , old mole ! can'st work i'the earth so fast ? then present likewise did , when he commanded that each ...
... sword : Swear by my sword , Never to speak of this that you have heard . GHOST . [ Beneath . ] Swear by his sword . HAM . Well said , old mole ! can'st work i'the earth so fast ? then present likewise did , when he commanded that each ...
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... sword , and quarrelling and brawling , in consequence of that skill . " The cunning of fencers , says Gosson , in his Schoole of Abuse , 1579 , is now applied to quarreling : they thinke themselves no men , if for stirring of a straw ...
... sword , and quarrelling and brawling , in consequence of that skill . " The cunning of fencers , says Gosson , in his Schoole of Abuse , 1579 , is now applied to quarreling : they thinke themselves no men , if for stirring of a straw ...
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