The Plays of William Shakspeare: With the Corrections and Illustrations of Various Commentators, to which are Added Notes, Band 7J. Johnson, 1803 |
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... observes that " the editor of the first folio here , as in many other inftances , implicitly copied the preceding quarto . The text was corrected by Mr. Theobald . " STEEVENS . Our author , I believe , found this Italian proverb in ...
... observes that " the editor of the first folio here , as in many other inftances , implicitly copied the preceding quarto . The text was corrected by Mr. Theobald . " STEEVENS . Our author , I believe , found this Italian proverb in ...
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... observes , that to Speak a found is a barbarifm . To speak a voice is , I think , no lefs reprehenfible . STEEVENS . The meaning is , whenever love speaks , all the gods join their voices with his in harmonious concert . HEATH . Makes ...
... observes , that to Speak a found is a barbarifm . To speak a voice is , I think , no lefs reprehenfible . STEEVENS . The meaning is , whenever love speaks , all the gods join their voices with his in harmonious concert . HEATH . Makes ...
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... observes that " Mistress was for- merly fpelt Maiftreffe or Maiftres . In Upton's and Church's Spenfer , we have : 66 young birds , which he had taught to fing " His maifireffe praises . " B. III . c . vii . ft . 17 . Why he , a swollen ...
... observes that " Mistress was for- merly fpelt Maiftreffe or Maiftres . In Upton's and Church's Spenfer , we have : 66 young birds , which he had taught to fing " His maifireffe praises . " B. III . c . vii . ft . 17 . Why he , a swollen ...
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