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... fpeech in the old copy is given to Flavius . The next speech but one fhews that it belongs to Marullus , to whom it was attributed , I think properly , by Mr. Capell . MALONE . 5 Mar. What meanest thou by that ? ] As the Cobler , in the ...
... fpeech in the old copy is given to Flavius . The next speech but one fhews that it belongs to Marullus , to whom it was attributed , I think properly , by Mr. Capell . MALONE . 5 Mar. What meanest thou by that ? ] As the Cobler , in the ...
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... fpeech to the Pig - woman . " Come , there's no malice in fat folks ; I never fear thee , an I can fcape thy lean moon - calf there . " WARBURTON . 2 -- he hears no mufick : ] Our author confidered the having no delight in mufick as fo ...
... fpeech to the Pig - woman . " Come , there's no malice in fat folks ; I never fear thee , an I can fcape thy lean moon - calf there . " WARBURTON . 2 -- he hears no mufick : ] Our author confidered the having no delight in mufick as fo ...
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... fpeech decidedly profaick : and as for the line adduced from Titus Andronicus , the fecond fyllable of the word noble , may be melted down into the fucceeding vowel , an advantage which cannot be ob- tained in favour of the present ...
... fpeech decidedly profaick : and as for the line adduced from Titus Andronicus , the fecond fyllable of the word noble , may be melted down into the fucceeding vowel , an advantage which cannot be ob- tained in favour of the present ...
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... fpeech on the following paffage in Sir T. North's tranflation of Plutarch : " The confpirators having never taken oaths together , nor taken or given any caution or affu- rance , nor binding themfelves one to another by any religious ...
... fpeech on the following paffage in Sir T. North's tranflation of Plutarch : " The confpirators having never taken oaths together , nor taken or given any caution or affu- rance , nor binding themfelves one to another by any religious ...
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... fpeech , There are For tindures , ftains , relicks , and cognizance . ] which is intentionally pompous , is fomewhat confufed . two allufions ; one to coats armorial , to which princes make addi- tions , or give new tindures , and new ...
... fpeech , There are For tindures , ftains , relicks , and cognizance . ] which is intentionally pompous , is fomewhat confufed . two allufions ; one to coats armorial , to which princes make addi- tions , or give new tindures , and new ...
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