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JOHNSON . So Spenser , B. I. c . X : * And her base elfin brood there for the left , "
Such men do changeiings call , so call'd by fairy theft . " STEEVENS . ' It is here
properly used , and in its common acceptation ; that is for a child got in exchange
...
JOHNSON . So Spenser , B. I. c . X : * And her base elfin brood there for the left , "
Such men do changeiings call , so call'd by fairy theft . " STEEVENS . ' It is here
properly used , and in its common acceptation ; that is for a child got in exchange
...
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Johnson . The editor of The Canterbury Tales of Chaucer , in 4 vols . 8vo . 1775 ,
supposes Drayton to have been the follower of Shakspeare : for , says he , " Don
Quixote ( which was not published till 1605 , ) is cited in The Nymphidia ...
Johnson . The editor of The Canterbury Tales of Chaucer , in 4 vols . 8vo . 1775 ,
supposes Drayton to have been the follower of Shakspeare : for , says he , " Don
Quixote ( which was not published till 1605 , ) is cited in The Nymphidia ...
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1985 , ] contends that Dr. Johnson's explanation is inaccurate . The meaning ,
says he , is , « my will now obeys the command of my reason , not my will follows
my reason . Marshal is a dire & or of an army , of a lurney , of a feast . Sydney has
...
1985 , ] contends that Dr. Johnson's explanation is inaccurate . The meaning ,
says he , is , « my will now obeys the command of my reason , not my will follows
my reason . Marshal is a dire & or of an army , of a lurney , of a feast . Sydney has
...
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Dr. Johnson reads with all the modern editors , “ I with the morning light , & c .
STEEVENS . Will not this passage bear a different explanation ? By the morn .
ing's love I apprehend Cephalus , the mighıy launter and paramour Vol . VII . I a
And ...
Dr. Johnson reads with all the modern editors , “ I with the morning light , & c .
STEEVENS . Will not this passage bear a different explanation ? By the morn .
ing's love I apprehend Cephalus , the mighıy launter and paramour Vol . VII . I a
And ...
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The interpretation of either Dr. Johnson or Mr. Steevens removes all difficulty . ...
or The Fatal Union , 1640 , in which the honeysuckle is spoken of as the flower ,
and the woodbine as the plant , adds some fupport to Dr. Johnson's exposition ...
The interpretation of either Dr. Johnson or Mr. Steevens removes all difficulty . ...
or The Fatal Union , 1640 , in which the honeysuckle is spoken of as the flower ,
and the woodbine as the plant , adds some fupport to Dr. Johnson's exposition ...
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Informação bibliográfica
| Título | The Plays of William Shakspeare, Volume 7 The Plays of William Shakspeare, William Shakespeare |
| Autor | William Shakespeare |
| Publicação | 1801 |
| Original de | Biblioteca Pública de Lyon |
| Digitalizado | 8 Set 2011 |
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