The Plays of William Shakspeare, Volumen20 |
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... answering the moft ftrong inquire , * ) To the court of king Simonides Are letters brought ; the tenour these : Antiochus and his daughter's dead ; The men of Tyrus , on the head Of Helicanus would fet on The crown of Tyre , but he will ...
... answering the moft ftrong inquire , * ) To the court of king Simonides Are letters brought ; the tenour these : Antiochus and his daughter's dead ; The men of Tyrus , on the head Of Helicanus would fet on The crown of Tyre , but he will ...
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... answer in a parenthesis , efcription goes on without difficulty : 66 endur'd a fea " That almoft burft the deck , " And from the ladder - tackle washes off " & c . and the M. MASON . In confequence of Mr. M. Mason's remark , I have ...
... answer in a parenthesis , efcription goes on without difficulty : 66 endur'd a fea " That almoft burft the deck , " And from the ladder - tackle washes off " & c . and the M. MASON . In confequence of Mr. M. Mason's remark , I have ...
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... answer , I suspe & the poet wrote - Other trades , & c . MALONE . Malone fufpe & s that we fhould read - other trades , but that is unneceffary ; the word forts has the fame fenfe , and means pro- · feffions or conditions of life . So ...
... answer , I suspe & the poet wrote - Other trades , & c . MALONE . Malone fufpe & s that we fhould read - other trades , but that is unneceffary ; the word forts has the fame fenfe , and means pro- · feffions or conditions of life . So ...
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... fate . M. MASON . I read as in the text . Our author has many compound epithets of the fame kind ; as for inftauce , — difmal - fatal , mertal - flaring , --と Can draw him but to answer thee in aught , 202 PERICLES ,
... fate . M. MASON . I read as in the text . Our author has many compound epithets of the fame kind ; as for inftauce , — difmal - fatal , mertal - flaring , --と Can draw him but to answer thee in aught , 202 PERICLES ,
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William Shakespeare. Can draw him but to answer thee in aught , Thy facred phyfick fhall receive fuch pay As thy defires can wifh . MAR . Sir , I will use My utmost skill in his recovery , Provided none but I and my companion Be fuffer'd ...
William Shakespeare. Can draw him but to answer thee in aught , Thy facred phyfick fhall receive fuch pay As thy defires can wifh . MAR . Sir , I will use My utmost skill in his recovery , Provided none but I and my companion Be fuffer'd ...
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