The Plays of William Shakespeare, Volume 4A. Leathley, 1766 |
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... believe ( 6 ) ,. Being compact of credit , that you love us ; Tho ' others have the arm , fhew us the fleeve : We in your motion turn , and you may move us . Then , gentle brother , get you in again ; Comfort my fifter , chear her ...
... believe ( 6 ) ,. Being compact of credit , that you love us ; Tho ' others have the arm , fhew us the fleeve : We in your motion turn , and you may move us . Then , gentle brother , get you in again ; Comfort my fifter , chear her ...
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... believe , arife to every reader , who is contented with the meaning that lies before him , without fending out conjecture in fearch of refinements . ( 9 ) To conclude , this drudge , or diviner , laid claim to me , ] A lit- tle lower ...
... believe , arife to every reader , who is contented with the meaning that lies before him , without fending out conjecture in fearch of refinements . ( 9 ) To conclude , this drudge , or diviner , laid claim to me , ] A lit- tle lower ...
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... believe , to purfue by the track or prick of the foot to run counter and draw dry foot well , are , therefore , inconfiftent . The jeft confifts in the ambigui- ty of the word counter , which means the wrong way in the chafe , and a ...
... believe , to purfue by the track or prick of the foot to run counter and draw dry foot well , are , therefore , inconfiftent . The jeft confifts in the ambigui- ty of the word counter , which means the wrong way in the chafe , and a ...
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... believe , the manner in which it was fixed to receive the rush of the enemy . A morris pike was a pike ufed in a morris or military dance , and with which great exploits were done , that is , great feats of dexterity were fhewn . There ...
... believe , the manner in which it was fixed to receive the rush of the enemy . A morris pike was a pike ufed in a morris or military dance , and with which great exploits were done , that is , great feats of dexterity were fhewn . There ...
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... believe him . Egeon . Not know my voice ! oh , time's extremity ! Haft thou fo crack'd and splitted my poor tongue In feven fhort years , that here my only fon Knows not my feeble keys untun'd care of ? Tho ' now this grained face of ...
... believe him . Egeon . Not know my voice ! oh , time's extremity ! Haft thou fo crack'd and splitted my poor tongue In feven fhort years , that here my only fon Knows not my feeble keys untun'd care of ? Tho ' now this grained face of ...
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