The Plays of William Shakspeare, Volume 13Printed and fold by J.J. Tourneisen, 1801 |
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... beft plain the force of this epithet : 5 " Good things of day begin to droop and drowse , " And night's black agents to their preys do rouse . " Rumour is a pipe - ex- MALONE . - ] Here the poet imagines himself defcribing Rumour , and ...
... beft plain the force of this epithet : 5 " Good things of day begin to droop and drowse , " And night's black agents to their preys do rouse . " Rumour is a pipe - ex- MALONE . - ] Here the poet imagines himself defcribing Rumour , and ...
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... beft temper'd courage in his troops : For from his metal was his party feel'd ; Which once in him abated , 3 all the reft This fignificant epithet has been adopted by Milton : " I hear the far - off curfew found , " Over fome wide water ...
... beft temper'd courage in his troops : For from his metal was his party feel'd ; Which once in him abated , 3 all the reft This fignificant epithet has been adopted by Milton : " I hear the far - off curfew found , " Over fome wide water ...
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... beft of them . " The fame allufion is employed on the fame occafion in the Ifle of Gulls , 1606 : " Grace , you Agate ! haft not forgot that yet ? " , The virtues of the agate were anciently fuppofed to protect the wearer from any ...
... beft of them . " The fame allufion is employed on the fame occafion in the Ifle of Gulls , 1606 : " Grace , you Agate ! haft not forgot that yet ? " , The virtues of the agate were anciently fuppofed to protect the wearer from any ...
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... beft . " learn from a paffage in Greene's Difputation between a He Coneycatcher and a She Coneycatcher , 1592 , that St. Paul's was a privileged place , fo that no debtor could be arrested within its precincts . STEEVENS . a man muft Of ...
... beft . " learn from a paffage in Greene's Difputation between a He Coneycatcher and a She Coneycatcher , 1592 , that St. Paul's was a privileged place , fo that no debtor could be arrested within its precincts . STEEVENS . a man muft Of ...
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... beft ; things prefent , worst . MoWB . Shall we go draw our numbers , and fet on ? HAST . We are time's fubjects , and time bids be [ Exeunt . gone . I do not perceive that a trifyllable is wanted on this occafion , as any diffyllable ...
... beft ; things prefent , worst . MoWB . Shall we go draw our numbers , and fet on ? HAST . We are time's fubjects , and time bids be [ Exeunt . gone . I do not perceive that a trifyllable is wanted on this occafion , as any diffyllable ...
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