The Works of Shakespeare, Volume 11At the University Press, 1947 |
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Page xlv
... better than their words ; and it is his nature to be better than he speaks . It is to be noted also that , notwithstanding the hero's sportive mood in the wooing , where he thinks the honour of his nation is involved , his mood is very ...
... better than their words ; and it is his nature to be better than he speaks . It is to be noted also that , notwithstanding the hero's sportive mood in the wooing , where he thinks the honour of his nation is involved , his mood is very ...
Page 62
... better than a churlish turf of France . Erpingham . Not so , my liege - this lodging likes me better , Since I may say ' Now lie I like a king . ' King Henry . " Tis good for men to love their present pains , Upon example - so the ...
... better than a churlish turf of France . Erpingham . Not so , my liege - this lodging likes me better , Since I may say ' Now lie I like a king . ' King Henry . " Tis good for men to love their present pains , Upon example - so the ...
Page 160
... better ... by how much all the better ... in that . 122. over wide ; lit. over the target . 123. overshot beaten at a match . 125. fifteen hundred paces Hol . says 250 paces ; Monstrelet , about 3 bowshots . 132-3 . mope ... knowledge ...
... better ... by how much all the better ... in that . 122. over wide ; lit. over the target . 123. overshot beaten at a match . 125. fifteen hundred paces Hol . says 250 paces ; Monstrelet , about 3 bowshots . 132-3 . mope ... knowledge ...
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