The Plays of William Shakespeare, Volume 2A. Leathley, 1766 |
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Page 61
... fatire on ufury turns abruptly to a fatire on the perfon of the usurer , without any kind of prepa- ration . We may be affured then , that a line or two , at least , have been lost . The fubject of which we may easily discover , a compa ...
... fatire on ufury turns abruptly to a fatire on the perfon of the usurer , without any kind of prepa- ration . We may be affured then , that a line or two , at least , have been lost . The fubject of which we may easily discover , a compa ...
Page 267
... wetted , fire burnt , & c . And the Clown's reply , in a fatire on Phy- ficks or Natural Philosophy , though introduced with a quibble , is ex- tremely M 2 Cor . No , truly . Clow Then thou art AS YOU LIKE IT . 267 SCENE ...
... wetted , fire burnt , & c . And the Clown's reply , in a fatire on Phy- ficks or Natural Philosophy , though introduced with a quibble , is ex- tremely M 2 Cor . No , truly . Clow Then thou art AS YOU LIKE IT . 267 SCENE ...
Page 273
... fatires , and Temple in in's treatifes . Dr. Gray has produced a fimilar paffage from Randolph . My Poets Shall with a faytire steeped in vinegar Rhyme them to death , as they do rats in Ireland . ( 3 ) Good my complexion ! ] This is a ...
... fatires , and Temple in in's treatifes . Dr. Gray has produced a fimilar paffage from Randolph . My Poets Shall with a faytire steeped in vinegar Rhyme them to death , as they do rats in Ireland . ( 3 ) Good my complexion ! ] This is a ...
Page 366
... fatire is , for the most part , ge- Deral , and as himself fays . his taxing like a wild goose flies , Unclaim'd of any man.- The place before us feems to be an exception . For by Hlofernes is designed a particular character , a pedant ...
... fatire is , for the most part , ge- Deral , and as himself fays . his taxing like a wild goose flies , Unclaim'd of any man.- The place before us feems to be an exception . For by Hlofernes is designed a particular character , a pedant ...
Page 367
... fatire of Shakespeare is so seldom personal . It is of the nature of perfonal in- vestives to be foon unintelligible ; and the authour that gratifies private malice , animam in vulnere ponit , destroys the future efficacy of his own ...
... fatire of Shakespeare is so seldom personal . It is of the nature of perfonal in- vestives to be foon unintelligible ; and the authour that gratifies private malice , animam in vulnere ponit , destroys the future efficacy of his own ...
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