“The” Plays Of William Shakespeare, Volume 4C. Bathurst, 1778 |
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... prefent reading , is unintelligible . We must therefore believe Shakespeare wrote ( O that had ! how fad a prefage ... pre- fent reading , yet fince paffage may be fairly enough explained , I have left it in the text . Paffage is ...
... prefent reading , is unintelligible . We must therefore believe Shakespeare wrote ( O that had ! how fad a prefage ... pre- fent reading , yet fince paffage may be fairly enough explained , I have left it in the text . Paffage is ...
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... prefent inftance explains itself ; to fit and draw His arched brows , & c . and trick of his fweet favour . Trick , however , may mean peculiarity . STEEVENS . Think A Think him a great way fool , folely a coward THAT ENDS WELL . 9.
... prefent inftance explains itself ; to fit and draw His arched brows , & c . and trick of his fweet favour . Trick , however , may mean peculiarity . STEEVENS . Think A Think him a great way fool , folely a coward THAT ENDS WELL . 9.
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... prefent paffage , we might as well fuppofe enemy ( in the last line but one ) to be a term of en- dearment . In the other paffage quoted , Lafeu is plainly speaking ironically . TYRWHITT . Traditora , a traitress , in the Italian ...
... prefent paffage , we might as well fuppofe enemy ( in the last line but one ) to be a term of en- dearment . In the other paffage quoted , Lafeu is plainly speaking ironically . TYRWHITT . Traditora , a traitress , in the Italian ...
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... prefent time , but they do not what he did , hide their unnoted levity in honour , cover petty faults with great merit . This is an excellent obfervation . Jocofe follies , and flight of- fences are only allowed by mankind in him that ...
... prefent time , but they do not what he did , hide their unnoted levity in honour , cover petty faults with great merit . This is an excellent obfervation . Jocofe follies , and flight of- fences are only allowed by mankind in him that ...
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... prefent reading . JOHNSON . We might , by a flight tranfpofition , read : So his approof lives not in epitaph . Approof certainly means approbation . So , in Cinthia's Revenge , 1013 ; C. 3 " A King . Would , I were with him ! He THAT ...
... prefent reading . JOHNSON . We might , by a flight tranfpofition , read : So his approof lives not in epitaph . Approof certainly means approbation . So , in Cinthia's Revenge , 1013 ; C. 3 " A King . Would , I were with him ! He THAT ...
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