The Works of Shakespeare ...Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1899 |
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... course is in- fected by set malice . Then , however , we lose the force of the emphatic anti- thesis , " But flies an eagle flight , bold and forth on , Leaving no tract behind , " which clearly means that the course is not impeded in ...
... course is in- fected by set malice . Then , however , we lose the force of the emphatic anti- thesis , " But flies an eagle flight , bold and forth on , Leaving no tract behind , " which clearly means that the course is not impeded in ...
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... course allows ; Who cannot keep his wealth must keep his house . 37. the gods only ] Pope , only the gods Ff . cation . " But later on he says , " To cross himself may mean , in a very familiar sense , to clear his score , to get out of ...
... course allows ; Who cannot keep his wealth must keep his house . 37. the gods only ] Pope , only the gods Ff . cation . " But later on he says , " To cross himself may mean , in a very familiar sense , to clear his score , to get out of ...
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... course , that it ends in decline " ( Hudson ) . 15 , 16. one may . . . little ] Steevens sees here an allusion to animals seeking their scanty provision through a depth of snow ; but this is riding a metaphor to death , and the depth is ...
... course , that it ends in decline " ( Hudson ) . 15 , 16. one may . . . little ] Steevens sees here an allusion to animals seeking their scanty provision through a depth of snow ; but this is riding a metaphor to death , and the depth is ...
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