The Plays of William Shakespeare, Volume 4A. Leathley, 1766 |
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... ftand at the door , mafter ; bid them welcome hither . E. Ant . There's fomething in the wind , that we can- not get in . E. Dro . You would fay fo , mafter , if your garments were thin Your cake here is warm within : you ftand here ...
... ftand at the door , mafter ; bid them welcome hither . E. Ant . There's fomething in the wind , that we can- not get in . E. Dro . You would fay fo , mafter , if your garments were thin Your cake here is warm within : you ftand here ...
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... only heaven on earth , he utters the common gant of lovers . When he calls her bis beaven's claim , d cannot under- ftand him . Perhaps he means that which he asks of heaven . S. Dro S. Dro . I am an afs , I am 30 COMEDY THE.
... only heaven on earth , he utters the common gant of lovers . When he calls her bis beaven's claim , d cannot under- ftand him . Perhaps he means that which he asks of heaven . S. Dro S. Dro . I am an afs , I am 30 COMEDY THE.
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... ftand in narrow lanes . " Dr. GRAY . A bound that runs counter , and yet , draws dry - foot well ; ] To run counter , is to run backward , by mistaking the course of the animal purfued ; to draw dry foot is , I believe , to purfue by ...
... ftand in narrow lanes . " Dr. GRAY . A bound that runs counter , and yet , draws dry - foot well ; ] To run counter , is to run backward , by mistaking the course of the animal purfued ; to draw dry foot is , I believe , to purfue by ...
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... ftand of Pikes is of great fervice . Hence the Pikes of his army became famous for their military exploits . WARBURTON . This conjecture is very ingenious , yet the commentator talks unnecellarily of the reft of a musket , by which he ...
... ftand of Pikes is of great fervice . Hence the Pikes of his army became famous for their military exploits . WARBURTON . This conjecture is very ingenious , yet the commentator talks unnecellarily of the reft of a musket , by which he ...
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... ftand- ing joke of the wife owner to fay , Take heed , Sir , my parrot pro- phefies . To this Butler hints , where , fpeaking of Ralph's kill in augury , he fays , Could tell what fubtleft parrots mean That fpeak and think contrary ...
... ftand- ing joke of the wife owner to fay , Take heed , Sir , my parrot pro- phefies . To this Butler hints , where , fpeaking of Ralph's kill in augury , he fays , Could tell what fubtleft parrots mean That fpeak and think contrary ...
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