The Dramatic Works of William Shakespeare, Volume 3Hilliard, Gray,, 1837 |
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... . I did. 1 Harlot was a term anciently applied to a rogue or base person among men , as well as to wantons among women . See Todd's Johnson . 1 Confounded . See note on Macbeth , Act v SC . I. ] 163 COMEDY OF ERRORS .
... . I did. 1 Harlot was a term anciently applied to a rogue or base person among men , as well as to wantons among women . See Todd's Johnson . 1 Confounded . See note on Macbeth , Act v SC . I. ] 163 COMEDY OF ERRORS .
Page 165
... deformed hand , Have written strange defeatures in my face : But tell. 1 Confounded . See note on Macbeth , Act v . Sc . 1 . 2 Deformed for deforming . 1 Dromio delights in a quibble , and the word SC . I. ] 165 COMEDY OF ERRORS .
... deformed hand , Have written strange defeatures in my face : But tell. 1 Confounded . See note on Macbeth , Act v . Sc . 1 . 2 Deformed for deforming . 1 Dromio delights in a quibble , and the word SC . I. ] 165 COMEDY OF ERRORS .
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... Macbeth , he has made of preexist- ing traditions . No superstition can ever be prevalent and widely diffused through ages and nations , without having a foundation in human nature : on this foundation the Poet builds ; he calls up from ...
... Macbeth , he has made of preexist- ing traditions . No superstition can ever be prevalent and widely diffused through ages and nations , without having a foundation in human nature : on this foundation the Poet builds ; he calls up from ...
Page 172
... Macbeth . By this means the Poet " has exhibited a more sublime picture to us ; an ambitious but noble hero , who yields to a deep - laid , hellish temptation ; and all the crimes to which he is impelled by necessity , to secure the ...
... Macbeth . By this means the Poet " has exhibited a more sublime picture to us ; an ambitious but noble hero , who yields to a deep - laid , hellish temptation ; and all the crimes to which he is impelled by necessity , to secure the ...
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... Macbeth's jealousy ; but he preserved his mind pure from the bubbles of the witches ; his name is blessed in his race , destined to enjoy for a long succession of ages that royal dignity which Macbeth could only hold during his own life ...
... Macbeth's jealousy ; but he preserved his mind pure from the bubbles of the witches ; his name is blessed in his race , destined to enjoy for a long succession of ages that royal dignity which Macbeth could only hold during his own life ...
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