The Plays of William Shakspeare, Volume 20Printed and fold by J.J. Tourneisen, 1802 |
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... himself , than leave it to be observed that he had printed many paffages in Pericles without an effort to exhibit them ( as they must have originally appeared ) with some obvious meaning , and a tolerable flow of verfification . The ...
... himself , than leave it to be observed that he had printed many paffages in Pericles without an effort to exhibit them ( as they must have originally appeared ) with some obvious meaning , and a tolerable flow of verfification . The ...
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... himself in thefe wanton and inju- dicious vagaries , will always counteract his own purpose . Thus , as often as the appropriated name of Pericles occurs , it ferves but to expofe our author's grofs departure from eftablished manners ...
... himself in thefe wanton and inju- dicious vagaries , will always counteract his own purpose . Thus , as often as the appropriated name of Pericles occurs , it ferves but to expofe our author's grofs departure from eftablished manners ...
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... himself , and to deter others from demanding her in marriage . MALONE . Mr. Malone has properly interpreted this paffage . So , in Twine's tranflation : " which falfe refemblance of hateful marriage , to the intent that he might alwaies ...
... himself , and to deter others from demanding her in marriage . MALONE . Mr. Malone has properly interpreted this paffage . So , in Twine's tranflation : " which falfe refemblance of hateful marriage , to the intent that he might alwaies ...
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... himself ; At whofe conception , ( till Lucina reign'd , ) Nature this dowry gave , to glad her prefence , & c . ] It appears to me , that by ber conception , Shakspeare means her birth ; and that till is here ufed in the fenfe of while ...
... himself ; At whofe conception , ( till Lucina reign'd , ) Nature this dowry gave , to glad her prefence , & c . ] It appears to me , that by ber conception , Shakspeare means her birth ; and that till is here ufed in the fenfe of while ...
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... himself ; as the breeze paffes away , fo the breath of the informer is gone ; he dies for his te merity . Yet , to ftop the courfe or ventilation of the air , would hurt the eyes ; and to prevent informers from divulging the crimes of ...
... himself ; as the breeze paffes away , fo the breath of the informer is gone ; he dies for his te merity . Yet , to ftop the courfe or ventilation of the air , would hurt the eyes ; and to prevent informers from divulging the crimes of ...
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