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The in war , which was fometimes long word was the fword ufed wielded with both hands . With purple fountains iffuing from your veins ; On pain With 8 ROMEO and JULIET . Ben. I do but keep the peace; put ...
The in war , which was fometimes long word was the fword ufed wielded with both hands . With purple fountains iffuing from your veins ; On pain With 8 ROMEO and JULIET . Ben. I do but keep the peace; put ...
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6 The , hay ] All the terms of the modern fencing - school were originally Italian ; che rapier , or fmall thrusting fword , being first ufed in Itay . The bay is the word hai , y u have it , used when a thrust reaches the antagonist ...
6 The , hay ] All the terms of the modern fencing - school were originally Italian ; che rapier , or fmall thrusting fword , being first ufed in Itay . The bay is the word hai , y u have it , used when a thrust reaches the antagonist ...
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Seeming is ufed in both places , for Seemly . WARBURTON . The old reading is probable . Thou art a beast of ill` qualities , under the appearance both of a woman and a man . Haft Haft thou flain Tybalt ? wilt thou flay thyfelf ?
Seeming is ufed in both places , for Seemly . WARBURTON . The old reading is probable . Thou art a beast of ill` qualities , under the appearance both of a woman and a man . Haft Haft thou flain Tybalt ? wilt thou flay thyfelf ?
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Atone is frequently ufed by Shakespear in the fenfe of , to agree , be friendly together , & c . So in , As you like it , Then is there mirth in Heav'n When earthly things made even ATONE together . WARB .
Atone is frequently ufed by Shakespear in the fenfe of , to agree , be friendly together , & c . So in , As you like it , Then is there mirth in Heav'n When earthly things made even ATONE together . WARB .
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5 Difafters veil'd the Sun ; - ] Difafers is here finely ufed in its original fignification of evil conjunction of ftars . WARB . · ~ 1 • 6 - precurfe of fierce events , ] Fierce , for terrible . WARB . 7 And prologue to the omen coming ...
5 Difafters veil'd the Sun ; - ] Difafers is here finely ufed in its original fignification of evil conjunction of ftars . WARB . · ~ 1 • 6 - precurfe of fierce events , ] Fierce , for terrible . WARB . 7 And prologue to the omen coming ...
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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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