The Works of Shakespeare: In Seven Volumes, Volume 1A. Bettesworth, 1733 |
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... feems to allude to the Laws of Athens , " where Death was the Punishment of Adul- tery . " But how is this significant Observa- tion made out ? Why , who can poffibly ob- ject any Thing to the Contrary ? ८८ Does not Paufa- Paufanias ...
... feems to allude to the Laws of Athens , " where Death was the Punishment of Adul- tery . " But how is this significant Observa- tion made out ? Why , who can poffibly ob- ject any Thing to the Contrary ? ८८ Does not Paufa- Paufanias ...
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... feems fond of hallow'd . CHAUCER and SPENCER , I know , Both use herie , very frequently : from the Latter I'll produce a Passage , where in one Couplet it is join'd with Hymn and Carol , as here in our Author ; The wouldest thou learn ...
... feems fond of hallow'd . CHAUCER and SPENCER , I know , Both use herie , very frequently : from the Latter I'll produce a Passage , where in one Couplet it is join'd with Hymn and Carol , as here in our Author ; The wouldest thou learn ...
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... feems extreamly to have the Cast of That , in the ist Eneid ; Egregiam verò Laudem , & fpolia ampla refertis , Una dolo Divûm , & c . Her . What love could press Lyfander from my fide 12 Her A Midsummer - Night's Dream . 115.
... feems extreamly to have the Cast of That , in the ist Eneid ; Egregiam verò Laudem , & fpolia ampla refertis , Una dolo Divûm , & c . Her . What love could press Lyfander from my fide 12 Her A Midsummer - Night's Dream . 115.
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... feems not in him , by fome large jests he will make . Well , I am sorry for your Neice : shall we go feek Benedick , and tell him of her love ? Claud . Never tell him , my lord ; let her wear it out with good counsel . Leon . Nay ...
... feems not in him , by fome large jests he will make . Well , I am sorry for your Neice : shall we go feek Benedick , and tell him of her love ? Claud . Never tell him , my lord ; let her wear it out with good counsel . Leon . Nay ...
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