The Works of Shakespeare ..., Volume 33Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1901 |
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... eyes have seen The foot above the head . 85. Make ... stirrup ] an allusion to the holding of a great man's stirrup ... eyes ] even the humblest men . Theobald conjectured " men's eyes , " and has been followed by some editors . head ...
... eyes have seen The foot above the head . 85. Make ... stirrup ] an allusion to the holding of a great man's stirrup ... eyes ] even the humblest men . Theobald conjectured " men's eyes , " and has been followed by some editors . head ...
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... eyes , " which Steevens sees , is very doubtful . 117. Much ! ] ironically , as so often in the dramatists . 123. their pleasures ] what they de- sire to have said in their behalf . 125-129 . Hail . . . rise ] The read- ing of the first ...
... eyes , " which Steevens sees , is very doubtful . 117. Much ! ] ironically , as so often in the dramatists . 123. their pleasures ] what they de- sire to have said in their behalf . 125-129 . Hail . . . rise ] The read- ing of the first ...
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William Shakespeare. These only now come but to feast thine eyes . 130 [ Exit Cupid . Tim . They're welcome all ; let ... eye , alone to be grati- fied by the masque , with that of the four other senses as ministered to by the bounty of ...
William Shakespeare. These only now come but to feast thine eyes . 130 [ Exit Cupid . Tim . They're welcome all ; let ... eye , alone to be grati- fied by the masque , with that of the four other senses as ministered to by the bounty of ...
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