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Lords , Gentlemen , Guards , Officers , and other Attendants . SCENÈ , Vienna . and * Varrius might be omitted , for he is only once spoken to , fays nothing . JOHNSON . SALAD TRAGE DE LA VILE YOPA LYON * 1895 * PERSONS represented .
Lords , Gentlemen , Guards , Officers , and other Attendants . SCENÈ , Vienna . and * Varrius might be omitted , for he is only once spoken to , fays nothing . JOHNSON . SALAD TRAGE DE LA VILE YOPA LYON * 1895 * PERSONS represented .
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It is well known that the creft was formerly chofen either as emblematical of fome quality conspicuous in the person who bore it , or as alluding to fome remarkable incident of his life ; and on this circumftance depends the juftness of ...
It is well known that the creft was formerly chofen either as emblematical of fome quality conspicuous in the person who bore it , or as alluding to fome remarkable incident of his life ; and on this circumftance depends the juftness of ...
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Baftard was raifin - wine . See Minfhieu's Did . in v . and Cole's Latin Dia . 1679. MALONE . 5 —snce , of two ufuries , ] Here a satire on ufury turns abruptly to a fatire on the person of the usurer , without any kind of preparation .
Baftard was raifin - wine . See Minfhieu's Did . in v . and Cole's Latin Dia . 1679. MALONE . 5 —snce , of two ufuries , ] Here a satire on ufury turns abruptly to a fatire on the person of the usurer , without any kind of preparation .
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15. the words gentz rettez de felonie are rendered persons detected of felony , that is , as I conceive , fufpected . REED . Again , in Rich's Adventures of Simonides , 1584 , 4to : " all Rome , detected of inconftancie . " HENDERSON .
15. the words gentz rettez de felonie are rendered persons detected of felony , that is , as I conceive , fufpected . REED . Again , in Rich's Adventures of Simonides , 1584 , 4to : " all Rome , detected of inconftancie . " HENDERSON .
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My , does not , I apprehend , relate to the Duke in particular , who had not been guilty of any vice , but to any indefinite person . The meaning feems to be - To deftroy by extirpation as it is expreffed in another place ) a fault that ...
My , does not , I apprehend , relate to the Duke in particular , who had not been guilty of any vice , but to any indefinite person . The meaning feems to be - To deftroy by extirpation as it is expreffed in another place ) a fault that ...
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Informação bibliográfica
| Título | The Plays of William Shakspeare, Volume 6 The Plays of William Shakspeare, William Shakespeare |
| Autor | William Shakespeare |
| Publicação | 1799 |
| Original de | Biblioteca Pública de Lyon |
| Digitalizado | 8 Set 2011 |
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