The Dramatic Works of Shakespeare, Volume 1Harper, 1846 |
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... STEEV . A moon - calf is an inanimate shapeless mass , supposed by Pliny to be engen- dered of woman only . See his Natural History . B. X. ch . 64. STEEV . upon a butt of sack , which the sailors heaved 146 ACT II TEMPEST .
... STEEV . A moon - calf is an inanimate shapeless mass , supposed by Pliny to be engen- dered of woman only . See his Natural History . B. X. ch . 64. STEEV . upon a butt of sack , which the sailors heaved 146 ACT II TEMPEST .
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... STEEV . [ 5 ] Our author might have had this intelligence likewise from the translation of Pliny , B. V. chap . 8 : " The Blemmyi , by report , have no heads , but mouth and eyes both in their breasts . " STEEV . Or he might have had it ...
... STEEV . [ 5 ] Our author might have had this intelligence likewise from the translation of Pliny , B. V. chap . 8 : " The Blemmyi , by report , have no heads , but mouth and eyes both in their breasts . " STEEV . Or he might have had it ...
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... STEEV . [ 3 ] Remorseful is pitiful . So , in Chapman's translation of the 2d book of Ho- mer's Iliad , 1598 : STEEV . " Descend on our long - toyled host with thy remorsefull eye . " [ 4 ] It was common in former ages for widowers and ...
... STEEV . [ 3 ] Remorseful is pitiful . So , in Chapman's translation of the 2d book of Ho- mer's Iliad , 1598 : STEEV . " Descend on our long - toyled host with thy remorsefull eye . " [ 4 ] It was common in former ages for widowers and ...
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