The Plays of William Shakespeare: In Twenty-one Volumes, with the Corrections and Illustrations of Various Commentators, to which are Added Notes, Band 7J. Nichols and Son, 1813 |
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... thought in his Silent Woman , and Beaumont and Fletcher in Wit without Money . Again , in Decker's News from Hell , & c . 1606 : - " their wits ( like wheels of Brunswick clocks ) being all wound up as far as they could stretch , were ...
... thought in his Silent Woman , and Beaumont and Fletcher in Wit without Money . Again , in Decker's News from Hell , & c . 1606 : - " their wits ( like wheels of Brunswick clocks ) being all wound up as far as they could stretch , were ...
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... thought , all concur to recommend these two lines to the reader's notice . WARBURTON . 9 that my heart means no ill . ] That my heart means no ill , is the same with to whom my heart means no ill . The com- mon phrase suppresses the ...
... thought , all concur to recommend these two lines to the reader's notice . WARBURTON . 9 that my heart means no ill . ] That my heart means no ill , is the same with to whom my heart means no ill . The com- mon phrase suppresses the ...
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... thought this affectation argued facility , or quickness of wit , we see in this preface where he falls upon his enemy , H. S. His name is H. S. Do not take it for the Roman H. S. unless it be as H. S. is twice as much and an half , as ...
... thought this affectation argued facility , or quickness of wit , we see in this preface where he falls upon his enemy , H. S. His name is H. S. Do not take it for the Roman H. S. unless it be as H. S. is twice as much and an half , as ...
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... thoughts to me were oaks , to thee like osiers bowed . Study his bias leaves , and makes his book thine eyes ; Where all those pleasures live , that art would comprehend : If knowledge be the mark , to know thee shall suffice ; Well ...
... thoughts to me were oaks , to thee like osiers bowed . Study his bias leaves , and makes his book thine eyes ; Where all those pleasures live , that art would comprehend : If knowledge be the mark , to know thee shall suffice ; Well ...
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... thought them learned ones : besides , as Dr. Thirlby observes , almost every word of this speech fathers itself on the pedant . So much for the regulation of it : now , a little to the contents . And why , indeed , Naso ; but for ...
... thought them learned ones : besides , as Dr. Thirlby observes , almost every word of this speech fathers itself on the pedant . So much for the regulation of it : now , a little to the contents . And why , indeed , Naso ; but for ...
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