The Complete Works of William ShakespeareJefferson Press, 1906 |
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Page 91
... Induct . i . 71 ; as if , I. ii . AFFIED , affianced , betrothed ; IV . 155 ; as though , II . i . 159 ; that , IV . iv . 49 . iii . 114 . AGENOR ; " the daughter of A . ” . e . ASSURANCE , legal settlement ; II . i . Europa , for whose ...
... Induct . i . 71 ; as if , I. ii . AFFIED , affianced , betrothed ; IV . 155 ; as though , II . i . 159 ; that , IV . iv . 49 . iii . 114 . AGENOR ; " the daughter of A . ” . e . ASSURANCE , legal settlement ; II . i . Europa , for whose ...
Page 93
... Induct . i . 16 . CREDIT , do honour to ; IV . i . 99 . EMBRACEMENTS , embraces ; Induct . CRIED ; " he cried upon it at the i . 117 . merest loss , ” i.e. he gave the cry ENCOUNTER , greeting ; IV . v . 54 . when the scent seemed ...
... Induct . i . 16 . CREDIT , do honour to ; IV . i . 99 . EMBRACEMENTS , embraces ; Induct . CRIED ; " he cried upon it at the i . 117 . merest loss , ” i.e. he gave the cry ENCOUNTER , greeting ; IV . v . 54 . when the scent seemed ...
Page 97
... Induct . i . 105 . of exhorting to swift running " ; SUPPOSES , assumed characters ; cp . Induct i / 6 . Ariosto's “ I Suppositi , ” trans . by SHEATHING , having a new sheath Gascoigne as “ The Supposes " ) ; V. made for it ; IV . i ...
... Induct . i . 105 . of exhorting to swift running " ; SUPPOSES , assumed characters ; cp . Induct i / 6 . Ariosto's “ I Suppositi , ” trans . by SHEATHING , having a new sheath Gascoigne as “ The Supposes " ) ; V. made for it ; IV . i ...
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