The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Volume 7Current Literature Publishing Company, 1909 |
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... appears that the leading character of the play was assigned to this most famous actor : - " But let me not forget one chiefest part Wherein , beyond the rest , he mov'd the heart , The grievèd Moor , made jealous by a slave , Who sent ...
... appears that the leading character of the play was assigned to this most famous actor : - " But let me not forget one chiefest part Wherein , beyond the rest , he mov'd the heart , The grievèd Moor , made jealous by a slave , Who sent ...
Page 9
... appears above , at a window . 72. “ changes " ; Ff . read " chances . ” — I . G. 80 76. " by night and negligence " ; that is , in the time of night and negligence ; a very common form of expression . - H . N. H. Bra . What is the ...
... appears above , at a window . 72. “ changes " ; Ff . read " chances . ” — I . G. 80 76. " by night and negligence " ; that is , in the time of night and negligence ; a very common form of expression . - H . N. H. Bra . What is the ...
Page 16
... appear- ance , Even on the instant . What is the matter , think you ? Cas . Something from Cyprus , as I may divine : It is a business of some heat : the galleys Have sent a dozen sequent messengers 40 28. " sea's worth " ; Pliny , the ...
... appear- ance , Even on the instant . What is the matter , think you ? Cas . Something from Cyprus , as I may divine : It is a business of some heat : the galleys Have sent a dozen sequent messengers 40 28. " sea's worth " ; Pliny , the ...
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... appears at all points " the noble nature , whose solid virtue the shot of accident , nor dart of chance , could neither graze , nor pierce " : his calmness and intrepidity of soul , his heroic modesty , his manly frankness and ...
... appears at all points " the noble nature , whose solid virtue the shot of accident , nor dart of chance , could neither graze , nor pierce " : his calmness and intrepidity of soul , his heroic modesty , his manly frankness and ...
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... appear from its etymology : " Paganus , villanus vel incultus . Et derivatur a pagus , quod est villa . Et quicunque habitat in villa est paganus . Præterea quicunque est extra civitatem Dei , i . e . , ecclesiam , dicitur paganus ...
... appear from its etymology : " Paganus , villanus vel incultus . Et derivatur a pagus , quod est villa . Et quicunque habitat in villa est paganus . Præterea quicunque est extra civitatem Dei , i . e . , ecclesiam , dicitur paganus ...
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