The Plays of William Shakspeare: With the Corrections and Illustrations of Various Commentators, to which are Added Notes, Volume 17J. Johnson, 1803 |
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... once fupport and explain the text : " But to delay the heat , left by mischaunce " It might breake out , aud fet the whole on fyre , " There added was , by goodly ordinaunce , " A huge great payre of bellowes , which did ftyre ( c ...
... once fupport and explain the text : " But to delay the heat , left by mischaunce " It might breake out , aud fet the whole on fyre , " There added was , by goodly ordinaunce , " A huge great payre of bellowes , which did ftyre ( c ...
Page 13
... once thought that these two words might have been often confounded , by their being both abbreviated , and written chāge . But an n , as the Bishop of Dromore obferves to me , was fome- times omitted both in MS . and print , and the ...
... once thought that these two words might have been often confounded , by their being both abbreviated , and written chāge . But an n , as the Bishop of Dromore obferves to me , was fome- times omitted both in MS . and print , and the ...
Page 14
... once got them , she intended , we may fuppofe , that he should wear them contentedly for life . Horns charged with garlands is an expreffion of a fimilar import with one which is found in Characterismi , or Lenton's Leafures , 8vo ...
... once got them , she intended , we may fuppofe , that he should wear them contentedly for life . Horns charged with garlands is an expreffion of a fimilar import with one which is found in Characterismi , or Lenton's Leafures , 8vo ...
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... once idly fuppofed that Shakspeare wrote " We cannot call her fighs and tears , winds and waters ; " - which is certainly the phrafeology we should now use . I mention fuch idle conjec- are greater forms and tempefts than almanacks can ...
... once idly fuppofed that Shakspeare wrote " We cannot call her fighs and tears , winds and waters ; " - which is certainly the phrafeology we should now use . I mention fuch idle conjec- are greater forms and tempefts than almanacks can ...
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... once Waft beaten from Modena , where thou flew❜ft Hirtius and Panfa , confuls , at thy heel Did famine follow ; whom thou fought'st against , Though daintily brought up , with patience more Than favages could fuffer : Thou didft drink ...
... once Waft beaten from Modena , where thou flew❜ft Hirtius and Panfa , confuls , at thy heel Did famine follow ; whom thou fought'st against , Though daintily brought up , with patience more Than favages could fuffer : Thou didft drink ...
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