The Dramatic Works of William Shakespeare, Volume 10T. Tegg, 1812 |
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... means , I would meet him undressed , without show of respect . JOHNSON . Line 209 . your considerate stone . ] I believe , Go to then ; your considerate stone , means only this : -If I must be chidden , henceforward I will be mute as a ...
... means , I would meet him undressed , without show of respect . JOHNSON . Line 209 . your considerate stone . ] I believe , Go to then ; your considerate stone , means only this : -If I must be chidden , henceforward I will be mute as a ...
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... means that they are yet in reality only whisper'd ones . STEEVENS . Line 172 . Lipsbury pinfold , ] The allusion ... mean- ing , unless it be that he has different dresses for different occupations . Lily - coloured is cowardly ; white ...
... means that they are yet in reality only whisper'd ones . STEEVENS . Line 172 . Lipsbury pinfold , ] The allusion ... mean- ing , unless it be that he has different dresses for different occupations . Lily - coloured is cowardly ; white ...
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... means , piquing himself on his skill in the use of the sword , and quarrelling and brawling , in consequence of that skill . Line 39 . MALONE . another scandal- ] i . e . a very different and more scandalous failing , namely , habitual ...
... means , piquing himself on his skill in the use of the sword , and quarrelling and brawling , in consequence of that skill . Line 39 . MALONE . another scandal- ] i . e . a very different and more scandalous failing , namely , habitual ...
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