The Plays of William Shakespeare ...: With the Corrections and Illustrations of Various Commentators, Volume 16C. and A. Conrad & Company, 1809 |
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... suppose , means , while sense can maintain its operations , while sense continues to have its usual power . That to keep on signifies to continue in a state of action , is evident from the following passage in Othello : 66 keeps due on ...
... suppose , means , while sense can maintain its operations , while sense continues to have its usual power . That to keep on signifies to continue in a state of action , is evident from the following passage in Othello : 66 keeps due on ...
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... suppose the lady's denial was so mo- dest and delicate as even to inflame his desires : But may we not read it thus ? And pray'd me oft forbearance : Did it & c . i . e . complied with his desires in the sweetest reserve ; taking did in ...
... suppose the lady's denial was so mo- dest and delicate as even to inflame his desires : But may we not read it thus ? And pray'd me oft forbearance : Did it & c . i . e . complied with his desires in the sweetest reserve ; taking did in ...
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... suppose our readers will discover that the omission of them has created the smallest chasm in our author's sense or measure . The length of the parenthetical words ( which were not then considered as such , or enclosed , as at present ...
... suppose our readers will discover that the omission of them has created the smallest chasm in our author's sense or measure . The length of the parenthetical words ( which were not then considered as such , or enclosed , as at present ...
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... suppose that the word as has the force of but . " Your father's wrath could not be so cruel to me but you could renew me with your eyes . " M. Mason I know not what idea this passage presented to the late edi . tors , who have passed it ...
... suppose that the word as has the force of but . " Your father's wrath could not be so cruel to me but you could renew me with your eyes . " M. Mason I know not what idea this passage presented to the late edi . tors , who have passed it ...
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... suppose it to be . The poet ought rather to have written - to thy grave Malone . Perhaps he did write so , and the present reading is only a cor- ruption introduced by his printers or publishers . Steevens . 7 Where is Posthumus ...
... suppose it to be . The poet ought rather to have written - to thy grave Malone . Perhaps he did write so , and the present reading is only a cor- ruption introduced by his printers or publishers . Steevens . 7 Where is Posthumus ...
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