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... ftate I suspect it to be clogged with interpolations , or mutilated by omiffions . Want of correfponding rhymes to the foregoing lines , induce me to hint at vacuities , which cannot be fupplied , and intrufions which ( on the bare ...
... ftate I suspect it to be clogged with interpolations , or mutilated by omiffions . Want of correfponding rhymes to the foregoing lines , induce me to hint at vacuities , which cannot be fupplied , and intrufions which ( on the bare ...
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... ftate of man , that function 5 things prefent , which Macbeth declares , and every man has found , to be less than ... ftate of man , ] The fingle flate of man seems to be ufed by Shakspeare for an individual , in oppofition to a common ...
... ftate of man , that function 5 things prefent , which Macbeth declares , and every man has found , to be less than ... ftate of man , ] The fingle flate of man seems to be ufed by Shakspeare for an individual , in oppofition to a common ...
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... ftate , who do but what they fhould , by doing every thing with a faving of their love and honour toward you . " The whole is an allufion to the forms of doing ho- mage in the feudal times . The oath of allegiance , or liege homage , to ...
... ftate , who do but what they fhould , by doing every thing with a faving of their love and honour toward you . " The whole is an allufion to the forms of doing ho- mage in the feudal times . The oath of allegiance , or liege homage , to ...
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... ftate . But this is one of thofe cafes in which judgement is pronounced and vengeance inflicted upon us here in our present life . We teach others to do as we have done , and are punished by our own example . " . JOHNSON Could trammel ...
... ftate . But this is one of thofe cafes in which judgement is pronounced and vengeance inflicted upon us here in our present life . We teach others to do as we have done , and are punished by our own example . " . JOHNSON Could trammel ...
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... ftate of being . So , in Antony and Cleopatra : 66 66 Our fortune lies Upon this jump . ” Again , in Coriolanus : " " 12 - and with To jump a body with a dangerous phyfick , " That's fure of death without it . " See note on this paffage ...
... ftate of being . So , in Antony and Cleopatra : 66 66 Our fortune lies Upon this jump . ” Again , in Coriolanus : " " 12 - and with To jump a body with a dangerous phyfick , " That's fure of death without it . " See note on this paffage ...
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