The Plays of William Shakspeare ...C. Bathurst, 1785 |
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... sword , I'll fet i " In bloody lines upon thy burgonet . " STEEVENS . 5 Broad - fronted Cæfar , ] Mr. Seward is of opinion , that poet wrote - bald - fronted Cæfar . STEEVENS . the M 2 Yet , 6 Yet , coming from him , that great medicine ...
... sword , I'll fet i " In bloody lines upon thy burgonet . " STEEVENS . 5 Broad - fronted Cæfar , ] Mr. Seward is of opinion , that poet wrote - bald - fronted Cæfar . STEEVENS . the M 2 Yet , 6 Yet , coming from him , that great medicine ...
Page 180
... sword ' gainst Pompey ; For he hath laid ftrange courtefies , and great , Of late upon me : I must thank him only , 4 * Left my remembrance fuffer ill report ; At heel of that , defy him . Lep . Time calls upon us : Left my remembrance ...
... sword ' gainst Pompey ; For he hath laid ftrange courtefies , and great , Of late upon me : I must thank him only , 4 * Left my remembrance fuffer ill report ; At heel of that , defy him . Lep . Time calls upon us : Left my remembrance ...
Page 192
... swords pompous names . THEOBALD . Ram thou thy fruitful tidings- ] Shakspeare probably wrote , ( as fir T. Hanmer obferves ) Rain thou & c . Rain agrees better with the epithets fruitful and barren . So , in Timon : Rain facrificial ...
... swords pompous names . THEOBALD . Ram thou thy fruitful tidings- ] Shakspeare probably wrote , ( as fir T. Hanmer obferves ) Rain thou & c . Rain agrees better with the epithets fruitful and barren . So , in Timon : Rain facrificial ...
Page 241
... Sword dances at Christmas are not peculiar to Northumber land ; they are common to the adjoining counties ; and are , not without the greatest probability , fuppofed to have defcended from the Romans . In thefe dances the fword points ...
... Sword dances at Christmas are not peculiar to Northumber land ; they are common to the adjoining counties ; and are , not without the greatest probability , fuppofed to have defcended from the Romans . In thefe dances the fword points ...
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