The Complete Works of William Shakespeare: With a Life of the Poet, Explanatory Foot-notes, Critical Notes, and a Glossarial IndexGinn & Heath, 1899 |
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... sense . So that to make one the lady of a thing is to make her the owner or possessor of it . 14 The Poet often uses self with the sense of self - same . 15 " She comes short of me in this , that I profess , " & c . Myself an enemy to ...
... sense . So that to make one the lady of a thing is to make her the owner or possessor of it . 14 The Poet often uses self with the sense of self - same . 15 " She comes short of me in this , that I profess , " & c . Myself an enemy to ...
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... sense 16 possesses ; And find I am alone felicitate 17 In your dear Highness ' love . Cord . [ Aside . ] Then poor ... sense I understand fulness of sensibility or capacity of joy . So that the meaning seems to be , " Which the finest ...
... sense 16 possesses ; And find I am alone felicitate 17 In your dear Highness ' love . Cord . [ Aside . ] Then poor ... sense I understand fulness of sensibility or capacity of joy . So that the meaning seems to be , " Which the finest ...
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... sense of discomfort or what causes uneasiness . 34 Approve in the sense of make good , or prove true . Often so . 35 A quest is a seeking or pursuit : the expedition in which a knight was engaged is often so named in The Faerie Queene ...
... sense of discomfort or what causes uneasiness . 34 Approve in the sense of make good , or prove true . Often so . 35 A quest is a seeking or pursuit : the expedition in which a knight was engaged is often so named in The Faerie Queene ...
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... sense of because is very frequent . 41 " A soliciting eye " here means a greedy , self - seeking , covetous eye . The Poet often has still in the sense of ever or continually . - The preceding line will hardly bear a grammatical ...
... sense of because is very frequent . 41 " A soliciting eye " here means a greedy , self - seeking , covetous eye . The Poet often has still in the sense of ever or continually . - The preceding line will hardly bear a grammatical ...
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... sense . So in Paradise Lost , i . 486 : " Likening his Maker to the grazed ox . " 46 " You well deserve to want that in which you have been wanting . " 47 Plight , pleat , and plait are but different forms of the same word , all meaning ...
... sense . So in Paradise Lost , i . 486 : " Likening his Maker to the grazed ox . " 46 " You well deserve to want that in which you have been wanting . " 47 Plight , pleat , and plait are but different forms of the same word , all meaning ...
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