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... language has undergone , it may now be confined to a par- ticular province , may formerly have been in general use throughout the country . There are some passages which , after all that has been said upon them , are still in want of a ...
... language has undergone , it may now be confined to a par- ticular province , may formerly have been in general use throughout the country . There are some passages which , after all that has been said upon them , are still in want of a ...
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... language , I shall not make use of it . " I shall not pretend to guess at the phrase which , even in its most courteous garb , Mr. Gifford's delicacy prevented him from using ; yet I cannot but question , if the whole armamentarium of ...
... language , I shall not make use of it . " I shall not pretend to guess at the phrase which , even in its most courteous garb , Mr. Gifford's delicacy prevented him from using ; yet I cannot but question , if the whole armamentarium of ...
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... language , this part of the charge against him could not have been sus- tained for a moment . I now return to Steevens . Servant- monster ' is undoubtedly to be found in the Tempest ; but I am yet to learn that the expression was the ...
... language , this part of the charge against him could not have been sus- tained for a moment . I now return to Steevens . Servant- monster ' is undoubtedly to be found in the Tempest ; but I am yet to learn that the expression was the ...
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... language , yet obsolete . I have frequently seen , at a country fair , a dog or bear called out to show his obedience to his master , ' an ape , or monkey , that mounted , and drove him about at will . This was the servant - monster of ...
... language , yet obsolete . I have frequently seen , at a country fair , a dog or bear called out to show his obedience to his master , ' an ape , or monkey , that mounted , and drove him about at will . This was the servant - monster of ...
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... language of their favourite , Shakspeare : " Only I have left to say , " More is thy due than more than all can pay . ” Mr. Steevens having published a second edition of his Shakspeare , in 1778 , Mr. Malone , in 1780 , added two supple ...
... language of their favourite , Shakspeare : " Only I have left to say , " More is thy due than more than all can pay . ” Mr. Steevens having published a second edition of his Shakspeare , in 1778 , Mr. Malone , in 1780 , added two supple ...
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The Plays and Poems of William Shakspeare: With the Corrections ..., Volume 1 William Shakespeare Visualização integral - 1821 |
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