The Works of Shakespeare: In Seven Volumes, 1±ÇA. Bettesworth, 1733 |
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... Paffage , from which we have any Reason to deter- mine that Hero's Mother was living . It seems , as if the Poet had in his first Plan design'd such a Character ; which , on a Survey of it , he found would be superfluous ; and therefore ...
... Paffage , from which we have any Reason to deter- mine that Hero's Mother was living . It seems , as if the Poet had in his first Plan design'd such a Character ; which , on a Survey of it , he found would be superfluous ; and therefore ...
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... Paffage , which I above quoted from Law - Tricks , ' tis plain , Sir William's Editor has falsely pointed the last Line but one ; We must correct it thus ; Like Ghosts of Adam Bell , and Clymme ; ' Tis this Wight , no Doubt , whom our ...
... Paffage , which I above quoted from Law - Tricks , ' tis plain , Sir William's Editor has falsely pointed the last Line but one ; We must correct it thus ; Like Ghosts of Adam Bell , and Clymme ; ' Tis this Wight , no Doubt , whom our ...
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... it seems to me a very fine Paraphrafe on this Paffage of Horace ; Lib . III . Ode 24 . Virtutem incolumem odimus , Sublatam ex oculis qu©¡rimus invidi . rade . To . Cl . Philem . Eurip . Will 460 MUCH ADO about NOTHING .
... it seems to me a very fine Paraphrafe on this Paffage of Horace ; Lib . III . Ode 24 . Virtutem incolumem odimus , Sublatam ex oculis qu©¡rimus invidi . rade . To . Cl . Philem . Eurip . Will 460 MUCH ADO about NOTHING .
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... Paffage , which is truly humourous and in Character , I have ad- ded from the old Quarto . Besides , it supplies a Defect : for , without it , the Town - Clerk asks a Question of the Prisoners , and goes on without staying for any ...
... Paffage , which is truly humourous and in Character , I have ad- ded from the old Quarto . Besides , it supplies a Defect : for , without it , the Town - Clerk asks a Question of the Prisoners , and goes on without staying for any ...
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