The Plays of William Shakespeare: The tragediesCassell, Petter & Galpin, 1865 |
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... word secure ' is peculiarly and Shakespearianly used ; witness , also , our Notes on the word " cause , " to which a connecting link of guidance is supplied from Note 10 , Act v . , " Macbeth , " back through Note 85 , Act iii ...
... word secure ' is peculiarly and Shakespearianly used ; witness , also , our Notes on the word " cause , " to which a connecting link of guidance is supplied from Note 10 , Act v . , " Macbeth , " back through Note 85 , Act iii ...
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... word in the old copies bears a signification consonant with Shakespeare's mode of thought generally ; and to search elsewhere for some other word or sentence used by him which shall serve to exemplify the passage in question . One thing ...
... word in the old copies bears a signification consonant with Shakespeare's mode of thought generally ; and to search elsewhere for some other word or sentence used by him which shall serve to exemplify the passage in question . One thing ...
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... word , and in his " Troilus and Creseide : " - " For when he saw her doris sperrid all , Well nigh for sorrow adown he gan to fall . " Spenser also thus employs the word ; and in “ A C. mery Talys , " 1567 , we find that a servant ...
... word , and in his " Troilus and Creseide : " - " For when he saw her doris sperrid all , Well nigh for sorrow adown he gan to fall . " Spenser also thus employs the word ; and in “ A C. mery Talys , " 1567 , we find that a servant ...
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... word , derived from the two Latin words primo , first , and genitivus , that which is born with us , to signify the claims or right of the first - born . He sometimes thus coins classically- derived words to suit his special purpose ...
... word , derived from the two Latin words primo , first , and genitivus , that which is born with us , to signify the claims or right of the first - born . He sometimes thus coins classically- derived words to suit his special purpose ...
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... word , échantillon , and the Italians their word , ciantolino , which latter Florio interprets into English by " a little scantling . " Which entertain'd , limbs are his instruments , 99 In no less working than are swords and bows ...
... word , échantillon , and the Italians their word , ciantolino , which latter Florio interprets into English by " a little scantling . " Which entertain'd , limbs are his instruments , 99 In no less working than are swords and bows ...
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