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... John Oldcastle was written as an answer to Shakespeare's Henry IV . we , may quote two passages from the third act and fourth scene , in which Shakespeare's Sir John Falstaff is referred to , and by name , in contemptuous terms .
... John Oldcastle was written as an answer to Shakespeare's Henry IV . we , may quote two passages from the third act and fourth scene , in which Shakespeare's Sir John Falstaff is referred to , and by name , in contemptuous terms .
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New Eng . Dict . quotes Feltham , Re . 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 ...
New Eng . Dict . quotes Feltham , Re . 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 ...
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As far as to ... levy ] For 28. now . old ] “ month " reprethis construction , which Steevens sents an old genitive plural , as in thought “ quite unexampled , if not Chaucer , Canterbury Tales , B. 1674 : corrupt , ” Gifford quotes a ...
As far as to ... levy ] For 28. now . old ] “ month " reprethis construction , which Steevens sents an old genitive plural , as in thought “ quite unexampled , if not Chaucer , Canterbury Tales , B. 1674 : corrupt , ” Gifford quotes a ...
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... quotes regent's son , The beaten Douglas . As from Pope's Iliad :Mordake is called " eldest son , " Bos“ On heaps the Greeks , on heaps well Stone infers that Shakespeare the Trojans bled , must have consulted Holinshed's HisAnd ...
... quotes regent's son , The beaten Douglas . As from Pope's Iliad :Mordake is called " eldest son , " Bos“ On heaps the Greeks , on heaps well Stone infers that Shakespeare the Trojans bled , must have consulted Holinshed's HisAnd ...
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Steevens quotes from Har“ Stand and deliver your purses , " or vey , Pierce's Supererogation , 1593 was perhaps a command to the travellers ( Grosart , ii . 44 ) : “ And heere is a lusty to put aside or throw down their arms . ladd of ...
Steevens quotes from Har“ Stand and deliver your purses , " or vey , Pierce's Supererogation , 1593 was perhaps a command to the travellers ( Grosart , ii . 44 ) : “ And heere is a lusty to put aside or throw down their arms . ladd of ...
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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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