“The” Plays Of William Shakespeare, Volume 4C. Bathurst, 1778 |
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Page 111
... observes ) we fhould read : " IfI were to live but this present hour . " STEEVENS . Perhaps he meant to fayif I were to die this prefent hour , But fear may be fuppofed to occafion the mistake , as poor frighted Scrub cries : " Spare ...
... observes ) we fhould read : " IfI were to live but this present hour . " STEEVENS . Perhaps he meant to fayif I were to die this prefent hour , But fear may be fuppofed to occafion the mistake , as poor frighted Scrub cries : " Spare ...
Page 554
... observes , that about that time , fow could not be ill of the measles , nor a girl of the fullens , bus fome old woman was charg'd with witchcraft . " Toad , that under the cold ftone , " Days and nights haft thirty one , " Swelter'd ...
... observes , that about that time , fow could not be ill of the measles , nor a girl of the fullens , bus fome old woman was charg'd with witchcraft . " Toad , that under the cold ftone , " Days and nights haft thirty one , " Swelter'd ...
Page 562
... observes , that head means hoft , or power . 66 Douglas and the rebels met , " A mighty and a fearful bead they are . ' And again : His divifions are in three beads . JOHNSON . Again , in the Death of Robert Earl of Huntington , 16013 ...
... observes , that head means hoft , or power . 66 Douglas and the rebels met , " A mighty and a fearful bead they are . ' And again : His divifions are in three beads . JOHNSON . Again , in the Death of Robert Earl of Huntington , 16013 ...
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