The Plays of William Shakespeare, Volume 9A. Leathley, 1766 |
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Page 72
... sense but this , If you have the courage of a Roman . But this is fo poor , and fo little to the purpose , that the reading may be justly fufpected . The occafion of this quarrel was Caf fus's refufal to fupply the neceffities of his ...
... sense but this , If you have the courage of a Roman . But this is fo poor , and fo little to the purpose , that the reading may be justly fufpected . The occafion of this quarrel was Caf fus's refufal to fupply the neceffities of his ...
Page 134
... sense Of the adjacent wharfs . The City caft Her People out upon her ; and Antony , Enthron'd i ' th ' Market - place , did fit alone , Whistling to th ' air ; ( 5 ) which , but for vacancy , Had gone to gaze on Cleopatra too , And made ...
... sense Of the adjacent wharfs . The City caft Her People out upon her ; and Antony , Enthron'd i ' th ' Market - place , did fit alone , Whistling to th ' air ; ( 5 ) which , but for vacancy , Had gone to gaze on Cleopatra too , And made ...
Page 228
... sense , for actions meriting cenfure . If any alteration be neceffary , I fhould only propofe , Be ' t known that we at greateft , & c . ( 2 ) Make not your thoughts your prifons ; - ] I once wished to read , Make not your thoughtsy ...
... sense , for actions meriting cenfure . If any alteration be neceffary , I fhould only propofe , Be ' t known that we at greateft , & c . ( 2 ) Make not your thoughts your prifons ; - ] I once wished to read , Make not your thoughtsy ...
Page 385
... sense ) in a parenthesis . The meaning is , though our fenfes contradict it never fo much , yet the cignet's down is not only harsh , when compar'd to the foftness of Creffid's hand , but hard as the band of ploughman . Spite , I ...
... sense ) in a parenthesis . The meaning is , though our fenfes contradict it never fo much , yet the cignet's down is not only harsh , when compar'd to the foftness of Creffid's hand , but hard as the band of ploughman . Spite , I ...
Page 456
... sense of it . I owe the foundation of the amendment , which I have given to the text , to the fagacity of the ingenious Dr. Thirlby , I read , And give to duft , that is a little gilt , More laud than they will give to gold o'er dufted ...
... sense of it . I owe the foundation of the amendment , which I have given to the text , to the fagacity of the ingenious Dr. Thirlby , I read , And give to duft , that is a little gilt , More laud than they will give to gold o'er dufted ...
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