The Plays of William Shakspeare, Volume 20Printed and fold by J.J. Tourneisen, 1802 |
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... The Winter's 7 Partakes her private actions ] Tale ules the word partake in an adive sense , for participate : i Partake to every one . " VOL . XX . your exultation MALONE . D It fits thee not to ask the reason why , PRINCE OF TYRE TYRE 33.
... The Winter's 7 Partakes her private actions ] Tale ules the word partake in an adive sense , for participate : i Partake to every one . " VOL . XX . your exultation MALONE . D It fits thee not to ask the reason why , PRINCE OF TYRE TYRE 33.
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... reason why : Because we bid it , fay is it done ? Left your breath & c . ] Old copy- MALONE . [ Exia as it ftands , and Let your breath cool yourself , telling your hafle . This paffage is little better than nonfense , evidently ...
... reason why : Because we bid it , fay is it done ? Left your breath & c . ] Old copy- MALONE . [ Exia as it ftands , and Let your breath cool yourself , telling your hafle . This paffage is little better than nonfense , evidently ...
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... reason for 2 or The Complaint of the paffionate defpifed Shepheard , by W. Smith , 1596 : " Thou glorious funne , from whence my leffer light " The fubftance of his chryftal Shine doth borrow . " This fentiment is not much unlike that ...
... reason for 2 or The Complaint of the paffionate defpifed Shepheard , by W. Smith , 1596 : " Thou glorious funne , from whence my leffer light " The fubftance of his chryftal Shine doth borrow . " This fentiment is not much unlike that ...
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... reason to defire it , PERCY . Thus all the old copies , Per- haps a word is wanting . We might read : We have no reason to defire it told - . Your meffage being addreffed to our maler , and not to us , there is no reason why we fhould ...
... reason to defire it , PERCY . Thus all the old copies , Per- haps a word is wanting . We might read : We have no reason to defire it told - . Your meffage being addreffed to our maler , and not to us , there is no reason why we fhould ...
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... He feems to be aftranger ; but his prefent Is a wither'd branch , - -- · For reasons frequently given , I have here deferted the ancient text , STELVANG SIM . A pretty moral ! From the dejected flate PRINCE OF TYRE . 77.
... He feems to be aftranger ; but his prefent Is a wither'd branch , - -- · For reasons frequently given , I have here deferted the ancient text , STELVANG SIM . A pretty moral ! From the dejected flate PRINCE OF TYRE . 77.
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