The Plays of William Shakspeare ...C. Bathurst, 1785 |
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... translation of the 4th book of the ineid : " All utterly I could not feem forfaken . " Again , in K. Richard III : " His horfe is flain , and all on foot he fights . " Shakspeare's compliment to queen Elizabeth has no fmall degree of ...
... translation of the 4th book of the ineid : " All utterly I could not feem forfaken . " Again , in K. Richard III : " His horfe is flain , and all on foot he fights . " Shakspeare's compliment to queen Elizabeth has no fmall degree of ...
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... translation of this line in many places . Among others in " A Dialogue between Custom and Veretie , concerning the use and abuse of Dauncing and Min . trelfie . " bl . 1. no date : " While illa they do feem to shun , " In Charibd they ...
... translation of this line in many places . Among others in " A Dialogue between Custom and Veretie , concerning the use and abuse of Dauncing and Min . trelfie . " bl . 1. no date : " While illa they do feem to shun , " In Charibd they ...
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... . The papacy of Sixtus began in 1583. He died Aug. 29 , 1590 . The reader will find an extract from Farnworth's Translation , at the conclufion of the play . STEEVENS . It It is enacted in the laws of Venice , - 238 MERCHANT.
... . The papacy of Sixtus began in 1583. He died Aug. 29 , 1590 . The reader will find an extract from Farnworth's Translation , at the conclufion of the play . STEEVENS . It It is enacted in the laws of Venice , - 238 MERCHANT.
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