The Plays of William Shakspeare, Volume 17Printed and fold by J.J. Tourneisen, 1801 |
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Page 33
... blood ; and all the madness is , I have not been able to find such a word in any Didonary , nor is it reconcileable to etymology . I have therefore adopted an emenda- tion made by Mr. Steevens . MALONE . Apperil , the reading of the old ...
... blood ; and all the madness is , I have not been able to find such a word in any Didonary , nor is it reconcileable to etymology . I have therefore adopted an emenda- tion made by Mr. Steevens . MALONE . Apperil , the reading of the old ...
Page 34
... blood of an animal which they kill , and the wonder is that the animal on which they are feeding cheers them to the chafe . JOHNSON . It was the Methinks , they fhould invite them without knives ; ] cuftom in our author's time for every ...
... blood of an animal which they kill , and the wonder is that the animal on which they are feeding cheers them to the chafe . JOHNSON . It was the Methinks , they fhould invite them without knives ; ] cuftom in our author's time for every ...
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... blood is cak'd , ' tis cold , it feldom flows ; ' Tis lack of kindly warmth , they are not kind ; - intending is regarding , turning their notice to other things . JOHNSON . To intend and to attend had anciently the fame meaning : So ...
... blood is cak'd , ' tis cold , it feldom flows ; ' Tis lack of kindly warmth , they are not kind ; - intending is regarding , turning their notice to other things . JOHNSON . To intend and to attend had anciently the fame meaning : So ...
Page 98
... blood . LUC . SERV . Five thousand crowns , my lord . TIM . Five thousand drops pays that.- What yours ? - and yours ? 1. VAR . SERV . My lord , 2. VAR . SERV . My lord , TIM . Tear me ; take me , and the gods fall on you . [ Exit . HOR ...
... blood . LUC . SERV . Five thousand crowns , my lord . TIM . Five thousand drops pays that.- What yours ? - and yours ? 1. VAR . SERV . My lord , 2. VAR . SERV . My lord , TIM . Tear me ; take me , and the gods fall on you . [ Exit . HOR ...
Page 100
... blood , Hath ftepp'd into the law , which is past depth To thofe that , without heed , do plunge into it . He is a man , setting his fate afide , Of comely virtues : " 9 - Shall bruife him . ] The old copy reads . - fhall bruife ' em ...
... blood , Hath ftepp'd into the law , which is past depth To thofe that , without heed , do plunge into it . He is a man , setting his fate afide , Of comely virtues : " 9 - Shall bruife him . ] The old copy reads . - fhall bruife ' em ...
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