The Works of Shakespeare ..., Volume 4Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1901 |
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... meaning in Dekker's Roaring Girl ( Dodsley , vi . 77 ) : " Did I for this lose all my friends , refuse Rich hopes and golden fortunes to be made A stale to a common whore . " Compare also Lodge's Wounds of Civil War , III . i ...
... meaning in Dekker's Roaring Girl ( Dodsley , vi . 77 ) : " Did I for this lose all my friends , refuse Rich hopes and golden fortunes to be made A stale to a common whore . " Compare also Lodge's Wounds of Civil War , III . i ...
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... meaning which was first pointed out by Hunter in his New Illustrations , i . 215. Compare Greene's Orlando Furioso ( Dyce , i . 23 ) : " And mark thou how I will play the carver . " Dyce quotes Day's Ile of Gulls , 1606 , sig . D ...
... meaning which was first pointed out by Hunter in his New Illustrations , i . 215. Compare Greene's Orlando Furioso ( Dyce , i . 23 ) : " And mark thou how I will play the carver . " Dyce quotes Day's Ile of Gulls , 1606 , sig . D ...
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... ( meaning an unlawful en- trance , and hence being a proverbial phrase for illegitimacy ) ; ib . v . ii . 138 : " To cudgel you and make you take 39. an ] the hatch " ( i.e. escape anyhow , with- out opening the door ) ; King Lear , III ...
... ( meaning an unlawful en- trance , and hence being a proverbial phrase for illegitimacy ) ; ib . v . ii . 138 : " To cudgel you and make you take 39. an ] the hatch " ( i.e. escape anyhow , with- out opening the door ) ; King Lear , III ...
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