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... character of Falstaff has indeed ftrong appearances of cowardice . In the first moment of our acquaintance with him he is involved in circumftances of apparent difhonour . We hear him fami- liarly called coward by his moit intimate ...
... character of Falstaff has indeed ftrong appearances of cowardice . In the first moment of our acquaintance with him he is involved in circumftances of apparent difhonour . We hear him fami- liarly called coward by his moit intimate ...
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... character is natural and lively ; and many obfervations and reflections are introduced , which difcover the writer to have been converfant , not unpro- fitably , both with books and men . Of the principal character in this tale , Wanley ...
... character is natural and lively ; and many obfervations and reflections are introduced , which difcover the writer to have been converfant , not unpro- fitably , both with books and men . Of the principal character in this tale , Wanley ...
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... character , defcribed , 45 . Shakspeare , his character of Falstaff ex- amined , 62. Remarks on his Tem- pest , 63 . Shrubs , and under - growth , their utility in harmonizing the beautiful fcenery of the forest , 366 . Silver mine , at ...
... character , defcribed , 45 . Shakspeare , his character of Falstaff ex- amined , 62. Remarks on his Tem- pest , 63 . Shrubs , and under - growth , their utility in harmonizing the beautiful fcenery of the forest , 366 . Silver mine , at ...
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