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... faculties fo meek , hath been " So clear in his great office , - " . Again , in the play before us : Roots , ye clear gods ! " Again , in Marlowe's Luft's Dominion , 1657 : 66 - I know myself am clear " As is the new - born infant .
... faculties fo meek , hath been " So clear in his great office , - " . Again , in the play before us : Roots , ye clear gods ! " Again , in Marlowe's Luft's Dominion , 1657 : 66 - I know myself am clear " As is the new - born infant .
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... but lay is used fingly , as it is here , by Jonfon , in The Devil is an Afs , [ Mr. Whalley's edition ] Vol . IV . p . 33 : " L Luy for fome pretty principality . " TYRWHITT . A kindred expreffion occurs in Marlowe's Luft's Dominion ...
... but lay is used fingly , as it is here , by Jonfon , in The Devil is an Afs , [ Mr. Whalley's edition ] Vol . IV . p . 33 : " L Luy for fome pretty principality . " TYRWHITT . A kindred expreffion occurs in Marlowe's Luft's Dominion ...
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-Plagues , incident to men , Your potent and infectious fevers heap On Athens , ripe for ftroke ! thou cold fciatica , Cripple our fenators that their limbs may halt As lamely as their manners ? luft and liberty 9 Creep in the minds and ...
-Plagues , incident to men , Your potent and infectious fevers heap On Athens , ripe for ftroke ! thou cold fciatica , Cripple our fenators that their limbs may halt As lamely as their manners ? luft and liberty 9 Creep in the minds and ...
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Be a whore fill ! they love thee not , that use thee ; Give them diseases , leaving with thee their luft . Make use of thy falt hours : season the flaves For tubs , and baths ; bring down rofe - cheeked youth 4 3 To the tub - faft ...
Be a whore fill ! they love thee not , that use thee ; Give them diseases , leaving with thee their luft . Make use of thy falt hours : season the flaves For tubs , and baths ; bring down rofe - cheeked youth 4 3 To the tub - faft ...
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To fuch as may the paffive drugs of it Freely command , thou would'st have plung'd thy 1 felf In general riot ; melted down thy youth In different beds of luft ; and never learn'd The icy precepts of refpect , " but follow'd The fugar'd ...
To fuch as may the paffive drugs of it Freely command , thou would'st have plung'd thy 1 felf In general riot ; melted down thy youth In different beds of luft ; and never learn'd The icy precepts of refpect , " but follow'd The fugar'd ...
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| Titel | The Plays of William Shakspeare, Band 17 The Plays of William Shakspeare, William Shakespeare |
| Autor/in | William Shakespeare |
| Veröffentlicht | 1801 |
| Original von | Lyon Public Library |
| Digitalisiert | 7. Sept. 2011 |
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