An introduction to Shakespeare's Midsummer nitgth's dream by James Orchard HalliwellWill. Pickering, 1841 - Počet stran: 104 |
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... epitaphs . " He here uses the word obscenely for obscurely . Shakespeare is fond of making his clowns miscall their words . ACT II . Sc . 1 . " Either I mistake your shape and making quite , Or else you are that shrewd and knavish ...
... epitaphs . " He here uses the word obscenely for obscurely . Shakespeare is fond of making his clowns miscall their words . ACT II . Sc . 1 . " Either I mistake your shape and making quite , Or else you are that shrewd and knavish ...
Strana 89
... epitaph on Combe , the usurer ; and yet a more palpable fabrication could scarcely have been committed , for the epitaph itself appeared in various collections , both before and after the time they were said to have been composed ...
... epitaph on Combe , the usurer ; and yet a more palpable fabrication could scarcely have been committed , for the epitaph itself appeared in various collections , both before and after the time they were said to have been composed ...
Strana 90
... epitaph , Who lies in this tomb , Hough , quoth the Devill , ' tis my son John a Combe . But being dead and making the poore his heiers , hee after wright this for his epitaph , Howere he lived , judge not . John Combe shall never be ...
... epitaph , Who lies in this tomb , Hough , quoth the Devill , ' tis my son John a Combe . But being dead and making the poore his heiers , hee after wright this for his epitaph , Howere he lived , judge not . John Combe shall never be ...
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