The Plays of William Shakspeare, Volume 11Printed and fold by J.J. Tourneisen, 1801 |
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... circumstance of his origin , or his place of habitation , both of which are common to him with several other ereatures of the infe & t kind . The quotation from Antony and Cleopotra , feems to make against Dr. Warburton's explanation ...
... circumstance of his origin , or his place of habitation , both of which are common to him with several other ereatures of the infe & t kind . The quotation from Antony and Cleopotra , feems to make against Dr. Warburton's explanation ...
Page 158
... circumstances attending the participation of it prove irksome to us . HENLEY . 9 Now , good digeftion wait on appetite , ] So , in K. Henry VIII : " A good digeftion to you all . ” STEEVENS . The ghost of Banquo rifes , ] This ...
... circumstances attending the participation of it prove irksome to us . HENLEY . 9 Now , good digeftion wait on appetite , ] So , in K. Henry VIII : " A good digeftion to you all . ” STEEVENS . The ghost of Banquo rifes , ] This ...
Page 180
... circumstances of horror . The babe , whose finger is used , must be ftrangled in its birth ; the grease muft not only be human , but muft have dropped from a gibbet , the gibbet of a vurderer , and even the fow , whofe blood is used ...
... circumstances of horror . The babe , whose finger is used , must be ftrangled in its birth ; the grease muft not only be human , but muft have dropped from a gibbet , the gibbet of a vurderer , and even the fow , whofe blood is used ...
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