The Works of Shakespeare: In Seven Volumes, 1±ÇA. Bettesworth, 1733 |
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... Thefe owing their immediate Birth to the peculiar Genius of each Age , an infinite Number of Things alluded to , glanced at , and expos'd , must needs become obfcure , as the Characters themselves are antiquated , and disused . An ...
... Thefe owing their immediate Birth to the peculiar Genius of each Age , an infinite Number of Things alluded to , glanced at , and expos'd , must needs become obfcure , as the Characters themselves are antiquated , and disused . An ...
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... Thefe , in return , should confpire against the Life of the Donor , would certainly afflict a generous Mind to its utmost Bearing . As these Reflections do so much Honour to that fur- prizing Knowledge of human Nature , which is so ...
... Thefe , in return , should confpire against the Life of the Donor , would certainly afflict a generous Mind to its utmost Bearing . As these Reflections do so much Honour to that fur- prizing Knowledge of human Nature , which is so ...
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... Thefe lilly Brows , This cherry Nofe , 1 Now black Brows being a Beauty , lilly Brows are as ridiculous as a cherry Nose , green Eyes , or couflip Cheeks . VOL . I. L Tongue Tongue , not a word : Come , trusty sword A Midsummer ...
... Thefe lilly Brows , This cherry Nofe , 1 Now black Brows being a Beauty , lilly Brows are as ridiculous as a cherry Nose , green Eyes , or couflip Cheeks . VOL . I. L Tongue Tongue , not a word : Come , trusty sword A Midsummer ...
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... thefe exterior shews ? but she is none : She knows the heat of a luxurious bed ; Her blush is guiltiness , not modefty . Leon . What do you mean , my Lord ? Claud . Not to be marry'd , Not knit my foul to an approved Wanton . Lean ...
... thefe exterior shews ? but she is none : She knows the heat of a luxurious bed ; Her blush is guiltiness , not modefty . Leon . What do you mean , my Lord ? Claud . Not to be marry'd , Not knit my foul to an approved Wanton . Lean ...
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