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ܢ ܝ ܂ tion . 9 - drinking [ fencing , ] wearing , ] Fencing , an interpolaWARBURTON . I fuppofe , by fencing is meant a too diligent frequentation of the fencing - school , a refort of violent and lawless young men .
ܢ ܝ ܂ tion . 9 - drinking [ fencing , ] wearing , ] Fencing , an interpolaWARBURTON . I fuppofe , by fencing is meant a too diligent frequentation of the fencing - school , a refort of violent and lawless young men .
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I have left this as I found it , because the question is of no importance , But both my copies have , Enter a Enter a King and Queen very lovingly , without any men , tion o reg I cornets . 4 Marry , this is miching MALI HO ; it means ...
I have left this as I found it , because the question is of no importance , But both my copies have , Enter a Enter a King and Queen very lovingly , without any men , tion o reg I cornets . 4 Marry , this is miching MALI HO ; it means ...
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WARBURTON . tion- - -from the body of Contrac- ] Contraction , for marriage - contract . WARB . Heav'n's face doth glow ; Yea this folidity and compound mass , 2 With triftful vifuge , as against the doom , any Is thought - fick at the ...
WARBURTON . tion- - -from the body of Contrac- ] Contraction , for marriage - contract . WARB . Heav'n's face doth glow ; Yea this folidity and compound mass , 2 With triftful vifuge , as against the doom , any Is thought - fick at the ...
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O fhame ! where is thy blush ? rebellious hell , BENTEMENTE 4 In former editions , TION : Senfe , fure , you have , Elfe could you not have MO-1 But from what philofophy our editors learnt this , I cannot tell .
O fhame ! where is thy blush ? rebellious hell , BENTEMENTE 4 In former editions , TION : Senfe , fure , you have , Elfe could you not have MO-1 But from what philofophy our editors learnt this , I cannot tell .
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WARBURTON . tion . VOL . VIII . S Indeed would make one think , there might be thought , Tho ' nothing fure , yet much unhappily . 9 ' Twere good fhe were spoken with , for fhe may ftrow Dangerous conjectures in ill - breeding minds .
WARBURTON . tion . VOL . VIII . S Indeed would make one think , there might be thought , Tho ' nothing fure , yet much unhappily . 9 ' Twere good fhe were spoken with , for fhe may ftrow Dangerous conjectures in ill - breeding minds .
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| Title | The Plays of William Shakespeare: In Eight Volumes, Volume 8 The Plays of William Shakespeare: In Eight Volumes, William Shakespeare |
| Author | William Shakespeare |
| Illustrated by | George Vertue |
| Contributors | Henry Woodfall, John Rivington, J. and R. Tonson |
| Publisher | J. and R. Tonson, H. Woodfall, J. Rivington ... [and 9 others], 1765 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 8 Aug 2008 |
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