The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Volume 19Caxton publishing Company, 1910 |
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... means his proper harm , in manacles , Then reason safely with you . Therefore , be it known , As to us , to all the ... mean to stride your steed ; and at all [ 41 ] SCENE IX CORIOLANUS.
... means his proper harm , in manacles , Then reason safely with you . Therefore , be it known , As to us , to all the ... mean to stride your steed ; and at all [ 41 ] SCENE IX CORIOLANUS.
Page 152
... means , I lame the foot Of our design . He bears himself more proudlier , Even to my person , than I thought he ... mean [ 152 ] CORIOLANUS ACT IV.
... means , I lame the foot Of our design . He bears himself more proudlier , Even to my person , than I thought he ... mean [ 152 ] CORIOLANUS ACT IV.
Page 101
... means which public manners breeds . 3 Gored ] Outraged , disgraced . Cf. Hamlet , V , ii , 242 : " To keep my name ungored . " 4 Made old new ] Sinned against old friendships by forming new ones . · There is some inversion of ...
... means which public manners breeds . 3 Gored ] Outraged , disgraced . Cf. Hamlet , V , ii , 242 : " To keep my name ungored . " 4 Made old new ] Sinned against old friendships by forming new ones . · There is some inversion of ...
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