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Page 212
... passage . Steevens says " sight being necessary to reading , to read is here used , in Shakspere's licentious lan- guage , for to see . " This is really most marvellous ignorance of our primitive English ; in which to discover is a ...
... passage . Steevens says " sight being necessary to reading , to read is here used , in Shakspere's licentious lan- guage , for to see . " This is really most marvellous ignorance of our primitive English ; in which to discover is a ...
Page 279
... passage , " He wore his beaver up . " In the first Part of Henry IV . , page 213 , we have seen that the beaver was some- times used to express a helmet generally . The passage before us , and the passage in Hamlet , have been consi ...
... passage , " He wore his beaver up . " In the first Part of Henry IV . , page 213 , we have seen that the beaver was some- times used to express a helmet generally . The passage before us , and the passage in Hamlet , have been consi ...
Page 329
... passage of Cicero . These lines , " For government , through high , and low , and lower , Put into parts , doth keep in one concent , Congreeing in a full and natural close , Like music : " - and the subsequent lines , " True ...
... passage of Cicero . These lines , " For government , through high , and low , and lower , Put into parts , doth keep in one concent , Congreeing in a full and natural close , Like music : " - and the subsequent lines , " True ...
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