The plays ¬of ¬William ¬Shakspeare: In 21 volumes : with corrections and illustrations of various commentatores. King Henry IV. : Part. 2. King Henry V.Johnson, 1803 |
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... observe , that , in the time of our poet , the title - page to an elegy , as well as every intermediate leaf , was totally black . I have feveral in my poffeffion , written by Chapman , the tranflator of Homer , and ornamented in this ...
... observe , that , in the time of our poet , the title - page to an elegy , as well as every intermediate leaf , was totally black . I have feveral in my poffeffion , written by Chapman , the tranflator of Homer , and ornamented in this ...
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... observe , how familiar it is with our poet to play the chimes upon words fimilar in found , and differing in fignification ; and therefore I make no question but he wrote - A hundred mark is a long loan for a poor lone woman to bear : i ...
... observe , how familiar it is with our poet to play the chimes upon words fimilar in found , and differing in fignification ; and therefore I make no question but he wrote - A hundred mark is a long loan for a poor lone woman to bear : i ...
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... observed , in our author's time , fignified handfome . See Vol . VI . p . 74 , n . 8 ; and Vol . VII . p . 248 , n . 1. " As tall a man of his hands " has already occurred in The Merry Wives of Windfor . See Vol , V. p . 50 , n . 4 ...
... observed , in our author's time , fignified handfome . See Vol . VI . p . 74 , n . 8 ; and Vol . VII . p . 248 , n . 1. " As tall a man of his hands " has already occurred in The Merry Wives of Windfor . See Vol , V. p . 50 , n . 4 ...
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... observed , ) a courtezan fays , " it is the easiest art and cunning for our fect to counterfeit sick , that are always full of fits , when we are well , " I have therefore no doubt that fect was licentiously used by our author , and his ...
... observed , ) a courtezan fays , " it is the easiest art and cunning for our fect to counterfeit sick , that are always full of fits , when we are well , " I have therefore no doubt that fect was licentiously used by our author , and his ...
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... observation it may be re- plied , that Shakspeare does not say the happy , but the happiest , youth ; that is , even the happieft of mortals , all of whom are deftined to a certain portion of mifery . Though what I have now stated may ...
... observation it may be re- plied , that Shakspeare does not say the happy , but the happiest , youth ; that is , even the happieft of mortals , all of whom are deftined to a certain portion of mifery . Though what I have now stated may ...
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