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Page 43
... flanders so ill invented , that they will pass upon no body . WARBURTON . Impoffible flanders are , I suppose , such slanders as , from their absurdity and impoffibility , bring their own confutation with them . JOHNSON . Johnson's ...
... flanders so ill invented , that they will pass upon no body . WARBURTON . Impoffible flanders are , I suppose , such slanders as , from their absurdity and impoffibility , bring their own confutation with them . JOHNSON . Johnson's ...
Page 44
... flanders of them , he angered them . WARBURTON . 8 -his bearing . ] i . e . his carriage , his demeanor . So , in Measure for Meafure : " How I may formally in person bear me . " STEEVENS . birth : you may do the part of an honest 44 ...
... flanders of them , he angered them . WARBURTON . 8 -his bearing . ] i . e . his carriage , his demeanor . So , in Measure for Meafure : " How I may formally in person bear me . " STEEVENS . birth : you may do the part of an honest 44 ...
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... flanders . So , in The Fair Maid of the Inn , by Beaumont and Fletcher : " You would look for fome most impoffible antick . " Again , in The Roman Actor , by Maffinger : 66 to lofe " Ourselves , by building on impossible hopes ...
... flanders . So , in The Fair Maid of the Inn , by Beaumont and Fletcher : " You would look for fome most impoffible antick . " Again , in The Roman Actor , by Maffinger : 66 to lofe " Ourselves , by building on impossible hopes ...
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... flander mufick any more than once . D. PEDRO . It is the witness still of excellency , To put a strange face on his own perfection : - I pray thee , fing , and let me woo no more . BALTH . Because you talk of wooing , I will fing ...
... flander mufick any more than once . D. PEDRO . It is the witness still of excellency , To put a strange face on his own perfection : - I pray thee , fing , and let me woo no more . BALTH . Because you talk of wooing , I will fing ...
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William Shakespeare. but chiefly by my villainy , which did confirm any flander that Don John had made , away went Clau- dio enraged ; fwore he would meet her as he was appointed , next morning at the temple , and there , before the ...
William Shakespeare. but chiefly by my villainy , which did confirm any flander that Don John had made , away went Clau- dio enraged ; fwore he would meet her as he was appointed , next morning at the temple , and there , before the ...
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