King LearMethuen, 1985 - 246 pages |
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... nature ; for he would have found them in Montaigne , in Sidney , and in Holland's preface to his translation of Pliny . H. F. there contrasts the pagan and the Christian views of nature- And though Pliny and the rest were not able by ...
... nature ; for he would have found them in Montaigne , in Sidney , and in Holland's preface to his translation of Pliny . H. F. there contrasts the pagan and the Christian views of nature- And though Pliny and the rest were not able by ...
Page 93
... nature more than nature needs , we needs . of EdgersAllow Speed spared- Rednerecty to animal If only to go warm were gorgeous , 265 270 Why , nature needs not what thou gorgeous wear'st , Which scarcely keeps thee warm . But , for ...
... nature more than nature needs , we needs . of EdgersAllow Speed spared- Rednerecty to animal If only to go warm were gorgeous , 265 270 Why , nature needs not what thou gorgeous wear'st , Which scarcely keeps thee warm . But , for ...
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... Nature's ] F ; Nature is Q. piece of ] F ; not in Q. 90. do't ] F ; do it Q. giant . Bring up the brown bills . O ! His master thus . 81 85 85 . a sorrowful man is enslaved to his grief . 81-2 . The ... thus ] The sounder sense ( i.e. a ...
... Nature's ] F ; Nature is Q. piece of ] F ; not in Q. 90. do't ] F ; do it Q. giant . Bring up the brown bills . O ! His master thus . 81 85 85 . a sorrowful man is enslaved to his grief . 81-2 . The ... thus ] The sounder sense ( i.e. a ...
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