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THIOBALD , The emendation is fully supported , not only by the renour of the preceding lines , but by a passage in our author's Venus and Adonis , in which the former predi & s that the course of love never shall run smooth : " Sorrow ...
THIOBALD , The emendation is fully supported , not only by the renour of the preceding lines , but by a passage in our author's Venus and Adonis , in which the former predi & s that the course of love never shall run smooth : " Sorrow ...
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Mr. Heath observes , that our author scems to have had the following passage in the 55th Pfalm , ( v . 14 , 15 , ) in his thoughts : ou But it was even thou , my companion , my guide , and inine own familiar friend .
Mr. Heath observes , that our author scems to have had the following passage in the 55th Pfalm , ( v . 14 , 15 , ) in his thoughts : ou But it was even thou , my companion , my guide , and inine own familiar friend .
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The meaning of the passage before us will then be , that the objeds of Puck's waggery laughed till their laughter ended in a yox or hiccup . It should be remembered , in support of this conje & ure , that Puck is at present fpeaking ...
The meaning of the passage before us will then be , that the objeds of Puck's waggery laughed till their laughter ended in a yox or hiccup . It should be remembered , in support of this conje & ure , that Puck is at present fpeaking ...
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BLACKSTONE , The learned commentator might have given his etymology Como support from the following passage in King Henry IV . P. II , AX IV . sc . iv : " O Westmoreland , thou art a summer bird , " Which ever iu the haunch of winter ...
BLACKSTONE , The learned commentator might have given his etymology Como support from the following passage in King Henry IV . P. II , AX IV . sc . iv : " O Westmoreland , thou art a summer bird , " Which ever iu the haunch of winter ...
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When cowardice pursues , and valour flies . - for that . ] i . e . For leaving the city , & c . TYRWHITT . 4 It is not night , when I do fee your face , & c . ] This passage is paraphrased from two lines of an ancient poet ( Tibullus ] ...
When cowardice pursues , and valour flies . - for that . ] i . e . For leaving the city , & c . TYRWHITT . 4 It is not night , when I do fee your face , & c . ] This passage is paraphrased from two lines of an ancient poet ( Tibullus ] ...
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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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