The Plays of William Shakespeare, Volume 5A. Leathley, 1766 |
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... sense of this abrupt line , but fuppofe the meaning to be this . Hereford , immediately after his oath of perpetual , enmity addreffes Norfolk , and , fearing fome mifconftruction , turns to the king and fays - fo far as to mine enemy ...
... sense of this abrupt line , but fuppofe the meaning to be this . Hereford , immediately after his oath of perpetual , enmity addreffes Norfolk , and , fearing fome mifconftruction , turns to the king and fays - fo far as to mine enemy ...
Page 48
... sense : But let thy fpiders that fuck up thy venom , And heavy - gaited toads , lye in their way ; Doing annoyance to the treacherous feet , Which with ufurping fteps do trample thee . Yield ftinging nettles to mine enemies ; And , when ...
... sense : But let thy fpiders that fuck up thy venom , And heavy - gaited toads , lye in their way ; Doing annoyance to the treacherous feet , Which with ufurping fteps do trample thee . Yield ftinging nettles to mine enemies ; And , when ...
Page 288
... SENSE ] I believe Shakespeare wrote commen FENCE , i . e . drove by felf - defence . Common fenfe is the general fenfe of general danger . ( 3 ) And fo Succefs of mifchief Success , for Succeffion . WARB . York . York . I take your ...
... SENSE ] I believe Shakespeare wrote commen FENCE , i . e . drove by felf - defence . Common fenfe is the general fenfe of general danger . ( 3 ) And fo Succefs of mifchief Success , for Succeffion . WARB . York . York . I take your ...
Page 304
... sense , And thus upbraided it . The care on thee depending Hath fed upon the body of my father , precede and follow it , but it fuits well enough with the daggers bid in thought , and whetted on the flinty hearts ; and the answer which ...
... sense , And thus upbraided it . The care on thee depending Hath fed upon the body of my father , precede and follow it , but it fuits well enough with the daggers bid in thought , and whetted on the flinty hearts ; and the answer which ...
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