The Plays of William Shakspeare, Volumen20 |
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... such deviations from our author's text . To thefe tedious prolegomena may I fubjoin that , in confequence of refearches fuccefsfully urged by poetical antiquaries , I fhould exprefs no furprize if the very title of the piece before us ...
... such deviations from our author's text . To thefe tedious prolegomena may I fubjoin that , in confequence of refearches fuccefsfully urged by poetical antiquaries , I fhould exprefs no furprize if the very title of the piece before us ...
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... Such therefore was the pronunciation of this proper name , in the age of Shakspeare . The addrefs of Perfius to a youthful orator- Magni pupille Pertcli , is familiar to the ear of every claffical reader . By fome of the obfervations ...
... Such therefore was the pronunciation of this proper name , in the age of Shakspeare . The addrefs of Perfius to a youthful orator- Magni pupille Pertcli , is familiar to the ear of every claffical reader . By fome of the obfervations ...
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... Such , I think , is the meaning of this obfcure paffage . - MALONE . The breath is gone , and the fore eyes fee clear To top the air would hurt them . ] Malone has miftaken the meaning of this part of the fpeech of Pericles : There ...
... Such , I think , is the meaning of this obfcure paffage . - MALONE . The breath is gone , and the fore eyes fee clear To top the air would hurt them . ] Malone has miftaken the meaning of this part of the fpeech of Pericles : There ...
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... Such griefs as you do lay upon yourself . FER . Thou fpeak'ft like a phyfician , Helicanus ; Who minifter'ft a potion unto me , That thou would'it tremb.e to receive thyself . Attend me then : I went to Antioch , Where , as thou know'ft ...
... Such griefs as you do lay upon yourself . FER . Thou fpeak'ft like a phyfician , Helicanus ; Who minifter'ft a potion unto me , That thou would'it tremb.e to receive thyself . Attend me then : I went to Antioch , Where , as thou know'ft ...
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... Such whales have I heard on a'the land , who never leave gaping , till they've swallow'd the whole parifh , church , fteeple , bells and all . PER . A pretty moral . 3. FISH . But , mafter , if I had been the fexton , I would have been ...
... Such whales have I heard on a'the land , who never leave gaping , till they've swallow'd the whole parifh , church , fteeple , bells and all . PER . A pretty moral . 3. FISH . But , mafter , if I had been the fexton , I would have been ...
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