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Page 73
... passage from Sidney's Arcadia ; Phalantus was all in white , having his bajes and caparisons embroidered : ” — and to confirm this explanation it may be obferved , that the [ lower valances of a bed are ftill called the bass . In ...
... passage from Sidney's Arcadia ; Phalantus was all in white , having his bajes and caparisons embroidered : ” — and to confirm this explanation it may be obferved , that the [ lower valances of a bed are ftill called the bass . In ...
Page 103
... passage before us , the author seems to have confidered the world as a ftupendous edifice , artificially conftructed . To feek a man in every corner of the globe , is fill common language . All the ancient copies read : By the four ...
... passage before us , the author seems to have confidered the world as a ftupendous edifice , artificially conftructed . To feek a man in every corner of the globe , is fill common language . All the ancient copies read : By the four ...
Page 317
... passage quoted by Mr. Steevens from King Henry 1. P. I. The folio , and the late editions , sead - when the lady brach , ke . MALONE . Lend less than thom owry , ] That is , do not leng elỉ thật vêam Leave thy drink and thy whore , And ...
... passage quoted by Mr. Steevens from King Henry 1. P. I. The folio , and the late editions , sead - when the lady brach , ke . MALONE . Lend less than thom owry , ] That is , do not leng elỉ thật vêam Leave thy drink and thy whore , And ...
Page 364
... passage . A quotation from Holinfhed's Chronicle , may prove the best comment on it . " This Auguftine after bis arrival converted the Saxons indeed from Pagauifme , but , as the proverb fayth , bringing them out of Goddes bleffing into ...
... passage . A quotation from Holinfhed's Chronicle , may prove the best comment on it . " This Auguftine after bis arrival converted the Saxons indeed from Pagauifme , but , as the proverb fayth , bringing them out of Goddes bleffing into ...
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