The Plays of William Shakespeare in Ten Volumes: With Corrections and Illustrations of Various Commentators, Volume 5C. Bathurst, 1778 |
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... See a Hiflorical Narration of the Firft 14 Years of K. James I. p . 56. TOLLET . The fame terin occurs in Ben Jonfon's Magnetic Lady : " They shall ne'er be a Harrington the better for't . ” STEEVENS . That in mine ear I durft not flick ...
... See a Hiflorical Narration of the Firft 14 Years of K. James I. p . 56. TOLLET . The fame terin occurs in Ben Jonfon's Magnetic Lady : " They shall ne'er be a Harrington the better for't . ” STEEVENS . That in mine ear I durft not flick ...
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... act II . fcene the laft , where Ford fays : and to these violent proceedings all TM my neighbours shall cry aim . " See the note on that paffage . STEEVENS . K. John K. John . For our advantage ; -Therefore , hear 32 KING JOHN .
... act II . fcene the laft , where Ford fays : and to these violent proceedings all TM my neighbours shall cry aim . " See the note on that paffage . STEEVENS . K. John K. John . For our advantage ; -Therefore , hear 32 KING JOHN .
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... see ought in you , that makes him like , That any thing he fees , which moves his liking , I can with eafe tranflate it to my will ; Or , if you will , ( to fpeak more properly ) I will enforce it easily to my love . Further I will not ...
... see ought in you , that makes him like , That any thing he fees , which moves his liking , I can with eafe tranflate it to my will ; Or , if you will , ( to fpeak more properly ) I will enforce it easily to my love . Further I will not ...
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... See a note on the fourth scene of the fifth act of Cymbeline . STEEVENS . › To folemnize this day , & c . ] From this paffage Rowe seems to have borrowed the first lines of his Fair Penitent . JOHNSON . E 3 Stays Stays in his course ...
... See a note on the fourth scene of the fifth act of Cymbeline . STEEVENS . › To folemnize this day , & c . ] From this paffage Rowe seems to have borrowed the first lines of his Fair Penitent . JOHNSON . E 3 Stays Stays in his course ...
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... See else yourself ; 4 Or , Hubert , if you will , cut out my tongue , ] This is according to nature . We imagine no evil fo great as that which is near us . JOHNSON . 5 No , in good footh ; & c . ] The fenfe is : the fire , being ...
... See else yourself ; 4 Or , Hubert , if you will , cut out my tongue , ] This is according to nature . We imagine no evil fo great as that which is near us . JOHNSON . 5 No , in good footh ; & c . ] The fenfe is : the fire , being ...
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