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Page 83
... perfon of her felfe : she was layed under a pauillion of cloth of gold of tissue , apparelled and attired like the Goddesse Venus , commonly drawn in picture ; and hard by her , on either hand of her , pretie faire boyes apparelled as ...
... perfon of her felfe : she was layed under a pauillion of cloth of gold of tissue , apparelled and attired like the Goddesse Venus , commonly drawn in picture ; and hard by her , on either hand of her , pretie faire boyes apparelled as ...
Page 94
... perfon : " I will put a Fear in the land of Egypt . " Exodus . The whole thought is borrowed from Sir T. North's tranfla- tion of Plutarch : " With Antonius there was a foothsayer or astronomer of Egypt , that coulde cast a figure , and ...
... perfon : " I will put a Fear in the land of Egypt . " Exodus . The whole thought is borrowed from Sir T. North's tranfla- tion of Plutarch : " With Antonius there was a foothsayer or astronomer of Egypt , that coulde cast a figure , and ...
Page 105
... this scene there is ( as Dr. Grey has observed ) an evident allusion to Elizabeth's enquiries concerning the perfon of her rival , Mary , Queen of Scots . MALONE . An hoft of tongues ; but let ill tidings tell ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA . 105.
... this scene there is ( as Dr. Grey has observed ) an evident allusion to Elizabeth's enquiries concerning the perfon of her rival , Mary , Queen of Scots . MALONE . An hoft of tongues ; but let ill tidings tell ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA . 105.
Page 131
... perfon : Soffius , One of my place in Syria , his lieutenant , For quick accumulation of renown , Which he achiev'd by the minute , loft his favour . Who does i ' the wars more than his captain can , Becomes his captain's captain : and ...
... perfon : Soffius , One of my place in Syria , his lieutenant , For quick accumulation of renown , Which he achiev'd by the minute , loft his favour . Who does i ' the wars more than his captain can , Becomes his captain's captain : and ...
Page 158
... perfon ? There is , however , in the folio , a comma after the word not , and no point of inter- rogation at the end of the fentence ; which favours the emenda- tion now made . MALONE . Surely , no valid inference can be drawn from such ...
... perfon ? There is , however , in the folio , a comma after the word not , and no point of inter- rogation at the end of the fentence ; which favours the emenda- tion now made . MALONE . Surely , no valid inference can be drawn from such ...
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