The Dramatic Works of William Shakspeare: From the Text of Johnson, Stevens, and Reed with Glossarial Notes, Life &c. : in Four Volumes, Volume 2Routledge, Warne & Routledge, 1864 |
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... SCENE III - Plain near Shrewsbury . Excursions , and parties fighting . Alarum to the battle . Then enter DOUGLAS and BLUNT , meeting . Blunt . What is thy name , that in the battle thus Thou crossest me ? What honour dost thou seek ...
... SCENE III - Plain near Shrewsbury . Excursions , and parties fighting . Alarum to the battle . Then enter DOUGLAS and BLUNT , meeting . Blunt . What is thy name , that in the battle thus Thou crossest me ? What honour dost thou seek ...
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... SCENE 3 . ACT II . - SCENE 1 . Wor . What I have done , my safety urg'd me to ; And I embrace this fortune patiently , Since not to be avoided it falls on me . [ too : K. Hen . Bear Worcester to the death , and Vernon Other offenders we ...
... SCENE 3 . ACT II . - SCENE 1 . Wor . What I have done , my safety urg'd me to ; And I embrace this fortune patiently , Since not to be avoided it falls on me . [ too : K. Hen . Bear Worcester to the death , and Vernon Other offenders we ...
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... SCENE II . Id . 1. 36. four foot by the squ.re- ] Dr. War- burton extracts humour out of this expression , but Dr. Johnson and the other commentators think that by the squire means no more than by a rule . Id . 1. 62. to colt- ] is to ...
... SCENE II . Id . 1. 36. four foot by the squ.re- ] Dr. War- burton extracts humour out of this expression , but Dr. Johnson and the other commentators think that by the squire means no more than by a rule . Id . 1. 62. to colt- ] is to ...
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... SCENE I. Id . c . 2 , 1. 32. I defy- ] To defy means here to disdain . Id . l . 38. But I will beard him . ] To beard is to oppose face to face in a hostile or daring man- ner . Id . 1. 66. On any soul remov'd , ] On any less near to ...
... SCENE I. Id . c . 2 , 1. 32. I defy- ] To defy means here to disdain . Id . l . 38. But I will beard him . ] To beard is to oppose face to face in a hostile or daring man- ner . Id . 1. 66. On any soul remov'd , ] On any less near to ...
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... SCENE II . Id . 1. 62. " Suspicion all our lives shall be stuck full of eyes . " - MALONE . Id . c . 2 , l . 6 . Deliver up My lord of Westmoreland . ] He was " im- pawned as a surety for the safe return " of Worcester . Id . l . 43. He ...
... SCENE II . Id . 1. 62. " Suspicion all our lives shall be stuck full of eyes . " - MALONE . Id . c . 2 , l . 6 . Deliver up My lord of Westmoreland . ] He was " im- pawned as a surety for the safe return " of Worcester . Id . l . 43. He ...
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