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ACT V. Line 19 . that have rack'd for Rome , ] To rack means to harass by exactions , and in this sense the poet uses it in other places . STEEVENS Line 109 . lots to blanks , ] A lot here is a prize . JOHNSON . Line 114.
ACT V. Line 19 . that have rack'd for Rome , ] To rack means to harass by exactions , and in this sense the poet uses it in other places . STEEVENS Line 109 . lots to blanks , ] A lot here is a prize . JOHNSON . Line 114.
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11 Line 267. Now by the jealous queen of heaven , ] That is , by Juno , the guardian of marriage , and consequently the avenger of connubial perfidy . JOHNSON . Line 288. The noble sister of Publicola , ] Veleria , methinks , should not ...
11 Line 267. Now by the jealous queen of heaven , ] That is , by Juno , the guardian of marriage , and consequently the avenger of connubial perfidy . JOHNSON . Line 288. The noble sister of Publicola , ] Veleria , methinks , should not ...
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Line 176 . - who else is rank : ] Who else may be supposed to have overtopped bis equals , and grown too high for the publick safety . JOHNSON . Line 234 . —crimson'd in thy lethe . ) Lethe is used by many of the old translators of ...
Line 176 . - who else is rank : ] Who else may be supposed to have overtopped bis equals , and grown too high for the publick safety . JOHNSON . Line 234 . —crimson'd in thy lethe . ) Lethe is used by many of the old translators of ...
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| Title | The Dramatic Works of William Shakespeare, Volume 9 The Dramatic Works of William Shakespeare, William Shakespeare |
| Author | William Shakespeare |
| Publisher | T. Tegg, 1812 |
| Original from | the New York Public Library |
| Digitized | 28 Dec 2006 |
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