The Plays of William Shakspeare: With the Corrections and Illustrations of Various Commentators, to which are Added Notes, Band 17J. Johnson, 1803 |
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... master's heels . THEOBALD . Theobald's conjecture may be fupported by a paffage in the fifth Book of Chapman's tranflation of Homer's Odyssey : who would willingly 66 66 Lacky along fo vaft a lake of brine ? " Again , in his verfion of ...
... master's heels . THEOBALD . Theobald's conjecture may be fupported by a paffage in the fifth Book of Chapman's tranflation of Homer's Odyssey : who would willingly 66 66 Lacky along fo vaft a lake of brine ? " Again , in his verfion of ...
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... master's fault alone . TOLLET . A proper punctuation , with the addition of a fingle letter , will make this paffage clear ; the reading of fure of't , instead of Jure of : O , that his fault Should make a rogue of thee That art not ...
... master's fault alone . TOLLET . A proper punctuation , with the addition of a fingle letter , will make this paffage clear ; the reading of fure of't , instead of Jure of : O , that his fault Should make a rogue of thee That art not ...
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... master in his declined fortunes , feems folly in the eyes of fools ; yet he , who can be fo obftinately loyal , will make as great a figure on record , as the conqueror . " I therefore read : Though loyalty , well held to fools , does ...
... master in his declined fortunes , feems folly in the eyes of fools ; yet he , who can be fo obftinately loyal , will make as great a figure on record , as the conqueror . " I therefore read : Though loyalty , well held to fools , does ...
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... master conquer , And earns a place i ' the story . Enter THYREUS . CLEO . Cæfar's will ? THYR . Hear it apart . CLEO . None but friends ; 3 fay boldly . THYR . So , haply , are they friends to Antony . ENO . He needs as many , fir , as ...
... master conquer , And earns a place i ' the story . Enter THYREUS . CLEO . Cæfar's will ? THYR . Hear it apart . CLEO . None but friends ; 3 fay boldly . THYR . So , haply , are they friends to Antony . ENO . He needs as many , fir , as ...
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... master , it may be faid , are inconfiftent with this fuppofition ; but I apprehend , Cleopatra might have thus defcribed Antony , with fufficient propriety . They are afterwards explained : " Whofe he is , we are . " Antony was the ...
... master , it may be faid , are inconfiftent with this fuppofition ; but I apprehend , Cleopatra might have thus defcribed Antony , with fufficient propriety . They are afterwards explained : " Whofe he is , we are . " Antony was the ...
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