The Plays of William Shakspeare, Svazek 15 |
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... Say's defcription of them in the preceding play : " Kent , in the commentaries Cæfar writ , " Is term'd the civil'ft place in all this ifle ; " The people liberal , valiant , active , wealthy . " THEOBALD , This is a conje & ure of very ...
... Say's defcription of them in the preceding play : " Kent , in the commentaries Cæfar writ , " Is term'd the civil'ft place in all this ifle ; " The people liberal , valiant , active , wealthy . " THEOBALD , This is a conje & ure of very ...
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... says- " Let men fay , we be men of good government . " STEEVENS . 7 - Septentrion . ] i . e . the North . Septentrio , Lat . Milton ufes the fame word as an adjective : 8 แ cold feptentrion blafts . " STEEVENS . O , tiger's heart ...
... says- " Let men fay , we be men of good government . " STEEVENS . 7 - Septentrion . ] i . e . the North . Septentrio , Lat . Milton ufes the fame word as an adjective : 8 แ cold feptentrion blafts . " STEEVENS . O , tiger's heart ...
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... Say how he died , for I will hear it all . MES . Environed he was with many foes ; 9 70 , Speak no more ! ] The generous tenderness of Edward , and favage fortitude of Richard , are well diftinguished by their different reception of ...
... Say how he died , for I will hear it all . MES . Environed he was with many foes ; 9 70 , Speak no more ! ] The generous tenderness of Edward , and favage fortitude of Richard , are well diftinguished by their different reception of ...
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... gainst the fun : ] So , in Spenfer's Hymn of Heavenly Beauty : 66 -like the native brood of eagle's kind , " On that bright fun of glory fix thine eyes . " For chair and dukedom , throne and kingdom say ; 48 THIRD PART OF 1 ...
... gainst the fun : ] So , in Spenfer's Hymn of Heavenly Beauty : 66 -like the native brood of eagle's kind , " On that bright fun of glory fix thine eyes . " For chair and dukedom , throne and kingdom say ; 48 THIRD PART OF 1 ...
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William Shakespeare. For chair and dukedom , throne and kingdom say ; Either that is thine , or elfe thou wert not his . March . Enter WARWICK and MONTAGUE , with forces . 6 WAR . How now , fair lords ? What fare ? what news abroad ...
William Shakespeare. For chair and dukedom , throne and kingdom say ; Either that is thine , or elfe thou wert not his . March . Enter WARWICK and MONTAGUE , with forces . 6 WAR . How now , fair lords ? What fare ? what news abroad ...
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