The Plays of William Shakspeare, Volume 17Printed and fold by J.J. Tourneisen, 1801 |
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Page 10
... says : " A ftation like the herald , Mercury " New - lighted on a heaven - kiffing hill . which lines Milton feems to have had in view , where he lays of Raphael : " At once on th ' eastern cliff of Paradife " He lights , and to his ...
... says : " A ftation like the herald , Mercury " New - lighted on a heaven - kiffing hill . which lines Milton feems to have had in view , where he lays of Raphael : " At once on th ' eastern cliff of Paradife " He lights , and to his ...
Page 19
... say that Lucilius will still continue to be virtuous , what occafion has he to apply to Timon to interfere relative to this marriage ? But this is making Shakspeare write by the card . The > His honefty rewards him in itself , It must ...
... say that Lucilius will still continue to be virtuous , what occafion has he to apply to Timon to interfere relative to this marriage ? But this is making Shakspeare write by the card . The > His honefty rewards him in itself , It must ...
Page 26
... says : " Heavens , that I were à lord ! " M. MASON . I believe Shakspeare was thinking of the common expreffion- he has wit in his anger ; and that the difficulty arifes here , as in many other places , from the original editor's paying ...
... says : " Heavens , that I were à lord ! " M. MASON . I believe Shakspeare was thinking of the common expreffion- he has wit in his anger ; and that the difficulty arifes here , as in many other places , from the original editor's paying ...
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... say , my lords , that3 ira furor brevis eft , But yond ' man's ever angry . " Go , let him have a table by himself ; For he does neither affect company , Nor is he fit for it , indeed . 2 APEM . Let me flay at thine own peril , 5 Timon ...
... say , my lords , that3 ira furor brevis eft , But yond ' man's ever angry . " Go , let him have a table by himself ; For he does neither affect company , Nor is he fit for it , indeed . 2 APEM . Let me flay at thine own peril , 5 Timon ...
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... say , that under zeal for the word of God , they would fet whole realms on fire . So , Sempronius pretended to that warm affection and generous jealoufy of friendship , that is affronted , if any other be applied to before it . At beft ...
... say , that under zeal for the word of God , they would fet whole realms on fire . So , Sempronius pretended to that warm affection and generous jealoufy of friendship , that is affronted , if any other be applied to before it . At beft ...
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