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... used by Ben 11 " Who fhall doubt , Donne , whe'r I a poet be , " When I dare fend my epigrams to thee . STEEVENS . See Vol . XI . p . 329. n . 3. MALONE . They vanish tongue - tied in their guiltinefs . Go 8 JULIUS CESAR .
... used by Ben 11 " Who fhall doubt , Donne , whe'r I a poet be , " When I dare fend my epigrams to thee . STEEVENS . See Vol . XI . p . 329. n . 3. MALONE . They vanish tongue - tied in their guiltinefs . Go 8 JULIUS CESAR .
Page 12
... used in the army ; but the Di & ionaries which I have confulted exhibit no fuch word . In Decker's Saliromaflix , 1602 : " Trumpets found a flourish , and then a fennet . " In The Dumb Show , preceding the firft part of Jeronimo , 1605 ...
... used in the army ; but the Di & ionaries which I have confulted exhibit no fuch word . In Decker's Saliromaflix , 1602 : " Trumpets found a flourish , and then a fennet . " In The Dumb Show , preceding the firft part of Jeronimo , 1605 ...
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... used as exactly synonymous to the modern word glar'd , for the lion immediately afterwards proceeds to worry and deftroy the dog . MALONE . That glar'd is no modern word , is fufficiently afcertained by the following paffage in Macheth ...
... used as exactly synonymous to the modern word glar'd , for the lion immediately afterwards proceeds to worry and deftroy the dog . MALONE . That glar'd is no modern word , is fufficiently afcertained by the following paffage in Macheth ...
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... used here , as in many other places , for deadly . So , in Othello : " And you , ye mortal engines , " & c . " 1 " 9 The mortal inftruments then are , the deadly paffions , or as they are called in Macbeth , the " mortal thoughts ...
... used here , as in many other places , for deadly . So , in Othello : " And you , ye mortal engines , " & c . " 1 " 9 The mortal inftruments then are , the deadly paffions , or as they are called in Macbeth , the " mortal thoughts ...
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... used by Shakspeare as taking up the time of only one ; as whether , either , brother , lover , gentle , Spirit ; & c . and I fuppofe council is so used here .. The reading of the old authentick copy , to which I have ad- hered , is ...
... used by Shakspeare as taking up the time of only one ; as whether , either , brother , lover , gentle , Spirit ; & c . and I fuppofe council is so used here .. The reading of the old authentick copy , to which I have ad- hered , is ...
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