The Plays of William Shakespeare ...J. Johnson, 1803 |
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Page 40
... feems to be fuppreffed by forrow ; and after many at- tempts to produce her meaning , she cries out : O , this oblivious memory of mine is as falfe and treacherous to me as Antony is , and I forget every thing . Oblivion , I believe ...
... feems to be fuppreffed by forrow ; and after many at- tempts to produce her meaning , she cries out : O , this oblivious memory of mine is as falfe and treacherous to me as Antony is , and I forget every thing . Oblivion , I believe ...
Page 43
... feems to be - As the stars or spots of heaven are not obfcured , but rather rendered more bright , by the black- ness of the night , so neither is the goodness of Antony eclipsed by his evil qualities , but , on the contrary , his ...
... feems to be - As the stars or spots of heaven are not obfcured , but rather rendered more bright , by the black- ness of the night , so neither is the goodness of Antony eclipsed by his evil qualities , but , on the contrary , his ...
Page 117
... feems to tie their friendship together , will be the very strangler of their amity : Octavia is of a holy , cold , and still conversation . MEN . Who would not have his wife fo ? ENO . Not he , that himself is not fo ; which is Mark ...
... feems to tie their friendship together , will be the very strangler of their amity : Octavia is of a holy , cold , and still conversation . MEN . Who would not have his wife fo ? ENO . Not he , that himself is not fo ; which is Mark ...
Page 155
... feems to favour the old reading . Ас- cording to the modern innovation , Be of comfort , ( which was introduced by Mr. Rowe , ) it stands very aukwardly . of comfort " may mean - Thou best of comforters ! a phrafe which we meet with ...
... feems to favour the old reading . Ас- cording to the modern innovation , Be of comfort , ( which was introduced by Mr. Rowe , ) it stands very aukwardly . of comfort " may mean - Thou best of comforters ! a phrafe which we meet with ...
Page 167
... feems to prove it : " - She once being loof'd , " The noble ruin of her magich , Antony , " Claps on his sea - wing . " TYRWHITT . Odd as this use of nag might appear to Mr. Tyrwhitt , jade is daily used in the fame manner . HENLEY ...
... feems to prove it : " - She once being loof'd , " The noble ruin of her magich , Antony , " Claps on his sea - wing . " TYRWHITT . Odd as this use of nag might appear to Mr. Tyrwhitt , jade is daily used in the fame manner . HENLEY ...
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