The Works of Shakespeare: In Seven Volumes, 1권A. Bettesworth, 1733 |
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... - vation . Your Behaviour resembles That of Pyramus and Thisbe's Parents , in a Paffage which has employ'd the Criticks ; Sed vetuêre patres quod non potuere vetare , A 4 For For I have always understood it thus , that they DEDICATION .
... - vation . Your Behaviour resembles That of Pyramus and Thisbe's Parents , in a Paffage which has employ'd the Criticks ; Sed vetuêre patres quod non potuere vetare , A 4 For For I have always understood it thus , that they DEDICATION .
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... Paffage . Theseus asks after Entertainment . Philostrate , who is his Master of the Revels , gives him in a List of what Sports are ready : upon which , Theseus reads the Titles of them out of the Lift , and then alternately makes his ...
... Paffage . Theseus asks after Entertainment . Philostrate , who is his Master of the Revels , gives him in a List of what Sports are ready : upon which , Theseus reads the Titles of them out of the Lift , and then alternately makes his ...
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... Paffage . The whole Glee and Humour of the Prologue is in the Actor's making falfe Rests , and so turning every Member of the Sentences into flagrant Nonsense . And Mr. Pope seems very cruel to our Author , ( con- sidering , how many ...
... Paffage . The whole Glee and Humour of the Prologue is in the Actor's making falfe Rests , and so turning every Member of the Sentences into flagrant Nonsense . And Mr. Pope seems very cruel to our Author , ( con- sidering , how many ...
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... Paffage , either from the Im- pertinence of the Actors , or the Negligence of the Copyifts , has come maim'd to us . In the first Place , what an unmeasurable , inharmonious , Verse have we here ; and , then , how lame is the Sense ...
... Paffage , either from the Im- pertinence of the Actors , or the Negligence of the Copyifts , has come maim'd to us . In the first Place , what an unmeasurable , inharmonious , Verse have we here ; and , then , how lame is the Sense ...
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... dye , If not a Feodary , but only He , & c . ] This is so obfcure a Paffage , but so fine in its Application , that it deserves to be explain'd . A Feo- dary ( 22 ) for yet our tythe's to fow . MEASURE for MEASURE : 345.
... dye , If not a Feodary , but only He , & c . ] This is so obfcure a Paffage , but so fine in its Application , that it deserves to be explain'd . A Feo- dary ( 22 ) for yet our tythe's to fow . MEASURE for MEASURE : 345.
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