The plays ¬of ¬William ¬Shakspeare: In 21 volumes : with corrections and illustrations of various commentatores. King Henry IV. : Part. 2. King Henry V.Johnson, 1803 |
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... same reception , he has here for ever discarded him , and made hafte to despatch him , perhaps for the fame reason for which Addison killed Sir Roger , that no other hand might attempt to exhibit him . Let meaner authors learn from this ...
... same reception , he has here for ever discarded him , and made hafte to despatch him , perhaps for the fame reason for which Addison killed Sir Roger , that no other hand might attempt to exhibit him . Let meaner authors learn from this ...
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... us concerns , ] More than care- fully is with more than common care ; a phrase of the same kind with better than well . JOHNSON . VOL . XII . A a It fits us then , to be as provident As KING HENRY V. 353 SCENE IV. ...
... us concerns , ] More than care- fully is with more than common care ; a phrase of the same kind with better than well . JOHNSON . VOL . XII . A a It fits us then , to be as provident As KING HENRY V. 353 SCENE IV. ...
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