The Plays of William Shakspeare, Svazek 10 |
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... Romeo and Juliet ; " That runaway's eyes may wink ! " Which in other respects Mr. Steevens has rightly interpreted . - FARMER . sneaping winds - Nipping winds . So , in Gawin Douglas's translation of Virgil's Eneid . Prologue of the ...
... Romeo and Juliet ; " That runaway's eyes may wink ! " Which in other respects Mr. Steevens has rightly interpreted . - FARMER . sneaping winds - Nipping winds . So , in Gawin Douglas's translation of Virgil's Eneid . Prologue of the ...
Strana 83
... Romeo and Juliet : L 1 Of all that hear me , and my G2 WINTER'S TALE . 83 The bound of honour; or, in act, ...
... Romeo and Juliet : L 1 Of all that hear me , and my G2 WINTER'S TALE . 83 The bound of honour; or, in act, ...
Strana 87
... Romeo and Juliet : “ And shake the yoke of inauspicious tars " From this world - wearied flesh . " STEEVENS . 3 I have got strength of limit . ] I know not well how ftrength of limit can mean strength to pass the limits of the child ...
... Romeo and Juliet : “ And shake the yoke of inauspicious tars " From this world - wearied flesh . " STEEVENS . 3 I have got strength of limit . ] I know not well how ftrength of limit can mean strength to pass the limits of the child ...
Strana 121
... Romeo and Juliet : " This precious book of love , this unbound lover , " To beautify him only lacks a cover . " Again : " That book in many eyes doth share the glory , " That in gold clasps locks in the golden flory . " * The gods ...
... Romeo and Juliet : " This precious book of love , this unbound lover , " To beautify him only lacks a cover . " Again : " That book in many eyes doth share the glory , " That in gold clasps locks in the golden flory . " * The gods ...
Strana 125
... Romeo and Juliet . I suppose gill - flirt to be derived , or rather corrupted , from gilly- Hower or carnation , which , though beautiful in its appearance , is apt , in the gardener's phrase , to run from its colours , and change as ...
... Romeo and Juliet . I suppose gill - flirt to be derived , or rather corrupted , from gilly- Hower or carnation , which , though beautiful in its appearance , is apt , in the gardener's phrase , to run from its colours , and change as ...
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