The Works of Shakespeare, Volume 11At the University Press, 1947 |
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... force being at stake , any general then would have given . Monstrelet , the contemporary Bur- gundian chronicler , explains the situation clearly , and never even suggests that the order requires justifica- tion ' . Further , there ...
... force being at stake , any general then would have given . Monstrelet , the contemporary Bur- gundian chronicler , explains the situation clearly , and never even suggests that the order requires justifica- tion ' . Further , there ...
Page 132
... force stuff , cram full ; a culinary word , fol- lowing close upon ' digest ' . Spelt ' farce ' at 4. 1. 259 and ' force ' at Troil . 2. 3. 233 ( F. and Q. ) , 5. 1. 64 ( F. ' forced ' ; Q. ' faced ' ) . Hitherto explained ' produce a ...
... force stuff , cram full ; a culinary word , fol- lowing close upon ' digest ' . Spelt ' farce ' at 4. 1. 259 and ' force ' at Troil . 2. 3. 233 ( F. and Q. ) , 5. 1. 64 ( F. ' forced ' ; Q. ' faced ' ) . Hitherto explained ' produce a ...
Page 191
... force ) ; 4. 1. 259 FAT - BRAINED , dull , stupid ; 3 . 7. 132 FAVOUR , ( i ) token worn in hat or helmet ( cf. 1 Hen . IV , G. ) ; 4. 7. 150 ; ( ii ) ap- pearance ; 5. 2. 63 FEAR , frighten ; 1. 2. 155 FEEL , test , sound ; 4. I. 124 ...
... force ) ; 4. 1. 259 FAT - BRAINED , dull , stupid ; 3 . 7. 132 FAVOUR , ( i ) token worn in hat or helmet ( cf. 1 Hen . IV , G. ) ; 4. 7. 150 ; ( ii ) ap- pearance ; 5. 2. 63 FEAR , frighten ; 1. 2. 155 FEEL , test , sound ; 4. I. 124 ...
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