The Plays of William Shakespeare: In Twenty-one Volumes, with the Corrections and Illustrations of Various Commentators, to which are Added Notes, Volume 5J. Nichols and Son, 1813 |
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... suppose , such of the laity as received the noble order of knighthood being called Sirs too , for distinction sake had Knight writ after them ; which had been superfluous , if the title Sir had been peculiar to them . But now this Sir ...
... suppose , such of the laity as received the noble order of knighthood being called Sirs too , for distinction sake had Knight writ after them ; which had been superfluous , if the title Sir had been peculiar to them . But now this Sir ...
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... suppose to have existed in Shallow's imagination . MALONE . 4 who writes himself armigero ; ) Slender had seen the Justice's attestations , signed " -jurat ' coram me , Roberto Shal- low , Armigero ; " and therefore takes the ablative ...
... suppose to have existed in Shallow's imagination . MALONE . 4 who writes himself armigero ; ) Slender had seen the Justice's attestations , signed " -jurat ' coram me , Roberto Shal- low , Armigero ; " and therefore takes the ablative ...
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... suppose that two or three more years at least must have passed before these games could have been effectually established . I would therefore , at the earliest , date this play about the year 1607. T. WARTON . The Annalia Dubrensia ...
... suppose that two or three more years at least must have passed before these games could have been effectually established . I would therefore , at the earliest , date this play about the year 1607. T. WARTON . The Annalia Dubrensia ...
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... suppose that Falstaff was already acquainted with this robbery , and had received his share of it , as in the case of the handle of mistress Bridget's fan , Act II . sc . ii . His question , therefore , may be said to arise at once from ...
... suppose that Falstaff was already acquainted with this robbery , and had received his share of it , as in the case of the handle of mistress Bridget's fan , Act II . sc . ii . His question , therefore , may be said to arise at once from ...
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... suppose , " They had worne it off , as they have done my nose . " And in a note he tells us : " Edw . shillings for the most part are used at shoave - board . " FARMER . In the Second Part of K. Henry IV . Falstaff says , " Quoit him ...
... suppose , " They had worne it off , as they have done my nose . " And in a note he tells us : " Edw . shillings for the most part are used at shoave - board . " FARMER . In the Second Part of K. Henry IV . Falstaff says , " Quoit him ...
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