The Plays of William Shakspeare, Volumen20 |
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... 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 were hereafter , on good authority , to be ...
... 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 were hereafter , on good authority , to be ...
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... thefe ignorant people regarded many contra & ions and ellipfes , as indications of fomewhat accidentally omitted ; and while they inferted only mo- nofyllables or unimportant words in imaginary vacancies , they conceived themselves to ...
... thefe ignorant people regarded many contra & ions and ellipfes , as indications of fomewhat accidentally omitted ; and while they inferted only mo- nofyllables or unimportant words in imaginary vacancies , they conceived themselves to ...
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... thefe , and as fuch have printed them : " This city then , Antioch the great Built up for his chiefeft feat . ' Another redundant line offers itfelf in the fame chorus : " Bad child , worse father ! to entice his own— ” which I also ...
... thefe , and as fuch have printed them : " This city then , Antioch the great Built up for his chiefeft feat . ' Another redundant line offers itfelf in the fame chorus : " Bad child , worse father ! to entice his own— ” which I also ...
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... thefe before thee , thou thyself fhalt bleed . DAUGH . In all , fave that , may'ft thou prove profperous ! In all , fave that , I wish thee happiness ! * has not fhewn how the words , as they ftand , will bear that meaning : Some ...
... thefe before thee , thou thyself fhalt bleed . DAUGH . In all , fave that , may'ft thou prove profperous ! In all , fave that , I wish thee happiness ! * has not fhewn how the words , as they ftand , will bear that meaning : Some ...
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... thefe lines in a fubfequent fcene , which appear to me ftrongly to fupport this emendation : " And what may make him blush in being known , “ He'll flop the course by which it might be known . " We might read fchew for efchew , if there ...
... thefe lines in a fubfequent fcene , which appear to me ftrongly to fupport this emendation : " And what may make him blush in being known , “ He'll flop the course by which it might be known . " We might read fchew for efchew , if there ...
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