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8,9 . bruise . paces ] Cf. Beaumont solves , i . ii : " Lest . they should and Fletcher , The Loyal Subject , iv . get a wound in the cloze . " For V : « close " as a technical term in fenc" afraid of bruising ing see G. Silver ...
8,9 . bruise . paces ] Cf. Beaumont solves , i . ii : " Lest . they should and Fletcher , The Loyal Subject , iv . get a wound in the cloze . " For V : « close " as a technical term in fenc" afraid of bruising ing see G. Silver ...
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to leap ” in Beaumont and Fletcher , Love's Labour's Lost , v . ii . 268 : “ Well- Cupid's Revenge , v ; and “ vaulting . liking wits they have ; gross , gross ; houses " in Middleton , Father Hub . fat , fat .
to leap ” in Beaumont and Fletcher , Love's Labour's Lost , v . ii . 268 : “ Well- Cupid's Revenge , v ; and “ vaulting . liking wits they have ; gross , gross ; houses " in Middleton , Father Hub . fat , fat .
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20 , 21. not . butter ] Cf. Beaumont You have come somewhat neere me and Fletcher , Women Pleased , 1. ii : but toucht me not . ” “ ' Tis_treason to any good stomach 14. go by ] tell the time by . So R. To hear a tedious grace said ...
20 , 21. not . butter ] Cf. Beaumont You have come somewhat neere me and Fletcher , Women Pleased , 1. ii : but toucht me not . ” “ ' Tis_treason to any good stomach 14. go by ] tell the time by . So R. To hear a tedious grace said ...
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So in Beaumont and ( Earthly things and Heavenly differ so , Fletcher , The Scornful Lady , 1 : " Other as Veri - simile , & Verum ] . ” .. of good carriage and a 17 66 6 99 the moon . As , for proof , now : women are ... SC . II .
So in Beaumont and ( Earthly things and Heavenly differ so , Fletcher , The Scornful Lady , 1 : " Other as Veri - simile , & Verum ] . ” .. of good carriage and a 17 66 6 99 the moon . As , for proof , now : women are ... SC . II .
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The same quibble occurs in Dekker Also Beaumont and Fletcher , Thierry and Webster , Westward Hoe , I. ii : and Theodoret , 1. i : " I do now begin “ Honest Sergeant . . . where didst to feel myself Tuck'd into a halter , and buy this ...
The same quibble occurs in Dekker Also Beaumont and Fletcher , Thierry and Webster , Westward Hoe , I. ii : and Theodoret , 1. i : " I do now begin “ Honest Sergeant . . . where didst to feel myself Tuck'd into a halter , and buy this ...
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| Title | The Works of Shakespeare ... The Eversley edition Volume 9 of The Works of Shakespeare, William Shakespeare |
| Author | William Shakespeare |
| Editor | Charles Harold Herford |
| Publisher | Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1919 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 22 May 2008 |
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