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Or, Critical Companion Francis Gentleman. Macbeth . very just degrees to a catastrophe , which is well wrought up ; the moral is the fame as that of Richard the Third , fhewing that a guilty conscience is a constant tormentor , and that ...
Or, Critical Companion Francis Gentleman. Macbeth . very just degrees to a catastrophe , which is well wrought up ; the moral is the fame as that of Richard the Third , fhewing that a guilty conscience is a constant tormentor , and that ...
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... just been rescued from a mob , with whom her husband is still engaged at hazard of his life . Horatio foon enters to diffipate her apprehen- fions ; but treats Altamont with that just and firm contempt his behaviour in the former act ...
... just been rescued from a mob , with whom her husband is still engaged at hazard of his life . Horatio foon enters to diffipate her apprehen- fions ; but treats Altamont with that just and firm contempt his behaviour in the former act ...
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... just heard from his wife is probable , but that any author should have the affurance to affront an audience with fuch grofs stuff , fuch fulfome defcription as we find in this fhort fcene , is furprifing : it fhould be much foltened ...
... just heard from his wife is probable , but that any author should have the affurance to affront an audience with fuch grofs stuff , fuch fulfome defcription as we find in this fhort fcene , is furprifing : it fhould be much foltened ...
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