The Works of Shakespeare ..., Volume 4Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1901 |
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... passage in Shakespeare in which he accentuates it on the second syllable ; and it is difficult to see why he should do so here , especially as in the six passages of this play where the word occurs , it is uniformly ac- cented on the ...
... passage in Shakespeare in which he accentuates it on the second syllable ; and it is difficult to see why he should do so here , especially as in the six passages of this play where the word occurs , it is uniformly ac- cented on the ...
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... passage of the day , A. 85 90 95 93. made ] barr'd Rowe ( ed . 2 ) . ་ ་ 89. Once this , - ] perhaps meaning " once for all . " Compare Midsummer- Night's Dream , 111. ii . 68 : " O once tell true , tell true , even for my sake ...
... passage of the day , A. 85 90 95 93. made ] barr'd Rowe ( ed . 2 ) . ་ ་ 89. Once this , - ] perhaps meaning " once for all . " Compare Midsummer- Night's Dream , 111. ii . 68 : " O once tell true , tell true , even for my sake ...
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... passage ? " ; and Cotgrave , " Passee : a passage , course , passing along . " 102. ungalled ] " unblemished " ( Craig ) , who compares " galling " in Henry V. v . i . 78 . 105. lives upon succession ] i.e. exists upon a series of ...
... passage ? " ; and Cotgrave , " Passee : a passage , course , passing along . " 102. ungalled ] " unblemished " ( Craig ) , who compares " galling " in Henry V. v . i . 78 . 105. lives upon succession ] i.e. exists upon a series of ...
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