The Plays of William Shakspeare, Volume 11Printed and fold by J.J. Tourneisen, 1801 |
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Page 28
... reason of his interpretation . To bid is origi- nally to pray , as in this Saxon fragment : He is wis that bit and bote , & c . He is wife that prays and makes amends . As to forbid therefore implies to prohibit , in oppofition to the ...
... reason of his interpretation . To bid is origi- nally to pray , as in this Saxon fragment : He is wis that bit and bote , & c . He is wife that prays and makes amends . As to forbid therefore implies to prohibit , in oppofition to the ...
Page 79
... reason A limbeck only : When in fwinish fleep Their drenched natures lie , as in a death , 8 Afterwards it appears that was - haile , and drinc - heil , were the usual phrases of quaffing among the English , as we may fee from Thomas de ...
... reason A limbeck only : When in fwinish fleep Their drenched natures lie , as in a death , 8 Afterwards it appears that was - haile , and drinc - heil , were the usual phrases of quaffing among the English , as we may fee from Thomas de ...
Page 124
... reason to apprehend they should be removed by the fame means . Such another thought occurs in Buffy D'Ambois , 1607 : " The chain - fhot of thy luft is yet aloft , " And it muit murder , " & c . STEEVENS . Is , to avoid the aim ...
... reason to apprehend they should be removed by the fame means . Such another thought occurs in Buffy D'Ambois , 1607 : " The chain - fhot of thy luft is yet aloft , " And it muit murder , " & c . STEEVENS . Is , to avoid the aim ...
Page 141
... reason of his being weary , because fortune always hitherto got the better . And that Shak- speare knew how to exprefs this thought , we have an inftance in The Winter's Tale : " Let myfelf and fortune Tug for the time to come ...
... reason of his being weary , because fortune always hitherto got the better . And that Shak- speare knew how to exprefs this thought , we have an inftance in The Winter's Tale : " Let myfelf and fortune Tug for the time to come ...
Page 169
... reason , that what Macbeth means to fay , is this . What do you think of this circumftance , that Macduff denies to come at our great bidding ?. What do you infer from thence ?. What is , your opinion of the matter ? " So , in Othello ...
... reason , that what Macbeth means to fay , is this . What do you think of this circumftance , that Macduff denies to come at our great bidding ?. What do you infer from thence ?. What is , your opinion of the matter ? " So , in Othello ...
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