The Plays of William Shakspeare, Volume 7Printed and fold by J.J. Tourneisen, 1801 |
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... word man from the line above . MALONE . gawds , i . e . baubles , toys , trifles . Our author has the word frequently . See K. John , A & III . fc . v . Again , in Appius and Virginia , 1576 : When gain is no grandier , " And gandes not ...
... word man from the line above . MALONE . gawds , i . e . baubles , toys , trifles . Our author has the word frequently . See K. John , A & III . fc . v . Again , in Appius and Virginia , 1576 : When gain is no grandier , " And gandes not ...
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... word . STEEVENS . แ - that short moméntany rage , ” — is an expreffion of Dryden . HENLEY , 1 6 Brief as the lightning in the collied night , ] Collied , i . e . black , fmutted with coal , a word ftill used in the midland counties . So ...
... word . STEEVENS . แ - that short moméntany rage , ” — is an expreffion of Dryden . HENLEY , 1 6 Brief as the lightning in the collied night , ] Collied , i . e . black , fmutted with coal , a word ftill used in the midland counties . So ...
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... word Spleen ; which , partially confidered , fignifying a hafly fudden fit , is enough for him , and he never troubles himself about the further or fullèr fignification of the word . Here , he ufes the word Spleen for a fudden hafty fit ...
... word Spleen ; which , partially confidered , fignifying a hafly fudden fit , is enough for him , and he never troubles himself about the further or fullèr fignification of the word . Here , he ufes the word Spleen for a fudden hafty fit ...
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... words I catch . JOHNSON . STEEVENS . Mr. Malone reads " Your words I'd catch . " The emendation [ I'd catch ] was made by the editor of the fecond folio . Sir T. Hanmer reads " Yours would I catch ; " in which he has been followed by ...
... words I catch . JOHNSON . STEEVENS . Mr. Malone reads " Your words I'd catch . " The emendation [ I'd catch ] was made by the editor of the fecond folio . Sir T. Hanmer reads " Yours would I catch ; " in which he has been followed by ...
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... own familiar friend . We took Sweet counsel together , and walked in the houfe of God as friends . " MALONE . Keep word , Lyfander : we must ftarve our fight C 2 MIDSUMMER - NIGHT'S DREAM . 19 And thence, from Athens, turn away our eyes...
... own familiar friend . We took Sweet counsel together , and walked in the houfe of God as friends . " MALONE . Keep word , Lyfander : we must ftarve our fight C 2 MIDSUMMER - NIGHT'S DREAM . 19 And thence, from Athens, turn away our eyes...
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