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... honour from the moon . JOHNSON . · 66 29 Mr. Edwards is of opinion , that a virtue of a good wing refers to his nimbleness or fleetness in running away . The phrafe , how- ever , is taken from falconry , as may appear from the following ...
... honour from the moon . JOHNSON . · 66 29 Mr. Edwards is of opinion , that a virtue of a good wing refers to his nimbleness or fleetness in running away . The phrafe , how- ever , is taken from falconry , as may appear from the following ...
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... honours " For fo much trash as might be grafped thus . " I have offered this inftance for the ufe of any fucceeding com- mentator who can apply it to the paffage before us . fame thought is lefs ambiguoufly exprefs'd in Timon : " That ...
... honours " For fo much trash as might be grafped thus . " I have offered this inftance for the ufe of any fucceeding com- mentator who can apply it to the paffage before us . fame thought is lefs ambiguoufly exprefs'd in Timon : " That ...
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... honour . ] ove To- STEEVENS i . e . Ere their titles can cover the levity of their behaviour , and make it pafs for defert . The Oxford editor , not understanding this , alters the line to Ere they can ye their levity with his honour ...
... honour . ] ove To- STEEVENS i . e . Ere their titles can cover the levity of their behaviour , and make it pafs for defert . The Oxford editor , not understanding this , alters the line to Ere they can ye their levity with his honour ...
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... honour . 3 So like a courtier , contempt nor bitterness Were in his pride or fharpnefs ; if they were , His equal had awak'd them ; and his honour , Clock to itself , knew the true minute when Exception bid him fpeak , and , at that ...
... honour . 3 So like a courtier , contempt nor bitterness Were in his pride or fharpnefs ; if they were , His equal had awak'd them ; and his honour , Clock to itself , knew the true minute when Exception bid him fpeak , and , at that ...
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... honour paid them heretofore in France , as appears from the old word benet , for a natural fool . Hence it was that Pantagruel , in Rabelais , advised Panurge to go and confult the fool Triboulet as an oracle ; which gives occafion to a ...
... honour paid them heretofore in France , as appears from the old word benet , for a natural fool . Hence it was that Pantagruel , in Rabelais , advised Panurge to go and confult the fool Triboulet as an oracle ; which gives occafion to a ...
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The Plays of William Shakspeare: In Fifteen Volumes. With the Corrections ... William Shakespeare Visualização integral - 1793 |
Palavras e frases frequentes
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