The Works of Shakespeare ...Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1899 |
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... Warburton , fate Ff . 5. compassion ] merciful inclination towards the accused . 8. the virtue law ] that virtue ... Warburton's " fault " for " fate , ' though it seems hardly necessary to alter " his " into " this , " as the ...
... Warburton , fate Ff . 5. compassion ] merciful inclination towards the accused . 8. the virtue law ] that virtue ... Warburton's " fault " for " fate , ' though it seems hardly necessary to alter " his " into " this , " as the ...
Page 82
... Warburton says , " This is a metaphor taken from card- play , and signifies to game deep and boldly " ; but he gives no instance of the phrase so used , nor has any one else been more successful . Johnson would read " play for hearts ...
... Warburton says , " This is a metaphor taken from card- play , and signifies to game deep and boldly " ; but he gives no instance of the phrase so used , nor has any one else been more successful . Johnson would read " play for hearts ...
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... Warburton's con- jecture , " whole a bawd " ; Hanmer , " whores abundant " ; and Collier , " whores abhorred , " though why plenteousness of gold should effect this he does not say . I believe that " to make , " in line 133 , has been ...
... Warburton's con- jecture , " whole a bawd " ; Hanmer , " whores abundant " ; and Collier , " whores abhorred , " though why plenteousness of gold should effect this he does not say . I believe that " to make , " in line 133 , has been ...
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