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... fenfe here : Nor , indeed , do I ever remember its being used by our author in thefe acceptations . With him , I think , it always fignifies , Mufcles , Sineus , bodily Strength . So , in the ad Part of Henry IV . Care I for the Limb ...
... fenfe here : Nor , indeed , do I ever remember its being used by our author in thefe acceptations . With him , I think , it always fignifies , Mufcles , Sineus , bodily Strength . So , in the ad Part of Henry IV . Care I for the Limb ...
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... fenfe to the whole , and the fentiment will neither be unworthy of Shakespeare , nor the boast too extravagant for Cæfar in a vein of vanity to utter that He and Danger were twin - whelps of a lion , and he the elder , and more terrible ...
... fenfe to the whole , and the fentiment will neither be unworthy of Shakespeare , nor the boast too extravagant for Cæfar in a vein of vanity to utter that He and Danger were twin - whelps of a lion , and he the elder , and more terrible ...
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... the " charge ; and muft tell you further , that this charge is an addition " to your faults . " This , if I miftake not , gives fenfe and propriety . Mr. Warburton . Bru . Bru . What's the matter ? Caf . Have you JULIUS CÆSAR . 67.
... the " charge ; and muft tell you further , that this charge is an addition " to your faults . " This , if I miftake not , gives fenfe and propriety . Mr. Warburton . Bru . Bru . What's the matter ? Caf . Have you JULIUS CÆSAR . 67.
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... world transform'd Into a Strumpet's fool . ] I have not difturb'd the text , becaufe of the concurrence of the copies ; because it is fenfe , as the paffage may Cleo . If it be love , indeed , tell ANTONY and CLEOPATRA. ...
... world transform'd Into a Strumpet's fool . ] I have not difturb'd the text , becaufe of the concurrence of the copies ; because it is fenfe , as the paffage may Cleo . If it be love , indeed , tell ANTONY and CLEOPATRA. ...
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... fenfe of this in plain profe . The earlieft hif " tories inform us , that the man in fupreme command was always " wifh'd to gain that command , till he had obtain❜d it . " whom the multitude has contentedly feen in a low condition ...
... fenfe of this in plain profe . The earlieft hif " tories inform us , that the man in fupreme command was always " wifh'd to gain that command , till he had obtain❜d it . " whom the multitude has contentedly feen in a low condition ...
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