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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... SHOw was exhibited . Whether this fellowship exifted in the reign of Henry IV . is very unneceffary to enquire . We see in almost every one of his plays how little fcrupulous Shakspeare was in afcribing the cuf- toms of his own time to ...
... SHOw was exhibited . Whether this fellowship exifted in the reign of Henry IV . is very unneceffary to enquire . We see in almost every one of his plays how little fcrupulous Shakspeare was in afcribing the cuf- toms of his own time to ...
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... shows , where he was firft exhibited , he was nothing more than an artificial figure , a puppet moved by machinery , and then originally called a Device or ' Vice . In thefe reprefenta- tions he was a conftant and the most popular ...
... shows , where he was firft exhibited , he was nothing more than an artificial figure , a puppet moved by machinery , and then originally called a Device or ' Vice . In thefe reprefenta- tions he was a conftant and the most popular ...
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... shows they had fomething to demand , and the fecond expreffes the modefty of that demand . The demand , fays the speaker , is confined to us and to our purposes . A very modeft kind of reftriction truly ! only as extenfive as their appe ...
... shows they had fomething to demand , and the fecond expreffes the modefty of that demand . The demand , fays the speaker , is confined to us and to our purposes . A very modeft kind of reftriction truly ! only as extenfive as their appe ...
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... 'd , instead of a word that has no existence . Dr. Johnfon propofed the reading that I have adopted , but WEST . This will I show the general . Please M4 KING HENRY IV . 167 We come within our awful banks again,4 ...
... 'd , instead of a word that has no existence . Dr. Johnfon propofed the reading that I have adopted , but WEST . This will I show the general . Please M4 KING HENRY IV . 167 We come within our awful banks again,4 ...
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... show the general . Please lords , In fight of both our battles we may meet : you , And either 5 end in peace , which heaven fo frame ! Or to the place of difference call the swords Which muft decide it . ARCH . My lord , we will do so ...
... show the general . Please lords , In fight of both our battles we may meet : you , And either 5 end in peace , which heaven fo frame ! Or to the place of difference call the swords Which muft decide it . ARCH . My lord , we will do so ...
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