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... used for the fea , as in Pericles Prince of Tyre : " Thou God of this great vaft , rebuke the furges . " / STEEVENS . Shakspeare has , more than once , taken his imagery from the prints , with which the books of his time were ornamented ...
... used for the fea , as in Pericles Prince of Tyre : " Thou God of this great vaft , rebuke the furges . " / STEEVENS . Shakspeare has , more than once , taken his imagery from the prints , with which the books of his time were ornamented ...
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... used in the fame fenfe by the Earl of Surry , Sir John Hayward , and Gas- coigne . Dr. Warburton would read - good heed , - meaning - take good heed . STEEVENS . The fecond folio reads - good keed , which , I believe , is right ...
... used in the fame fenfe by the Earl of Surry , Sir John Hayward , and Gas- coigne . Dr. Warburton would read - good heed , - meaning - take good heed . STEEVENS . The fecond folio reads - good keed , which , I believe , is right ...
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... used by Chaucer . So , in the prologue to his Canterbury Tales , the hoft fays to the company , v . 790 , Mr. Tyrwhitt's edit : " " Lordinges ( quod he ) now herkeneth for the befte . ' 29 STEEVENS . The The doctrine of ill - doing , no ...
... used by Chaucer . So , in the prologue to his Canterbury Tales , the hoft fays to the company , v . 790 , Mr. Tyrwhitt's edit : " " Lordinges ( quod he ) now herkeneth for the befte . ' 29 STEEVENS . The The doctrine of ill - doing , no ...
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... used for a mad - brained boy , it is de- figned to characterize him from the wantonnefs of a calf that blun- ders on , and runs his head against any thing . HENLEY . In Troilus and Creffida , the verb pash also occurs : 66 waving his ...
... used for a mad - brained boy , it is de- figned to characterize him from the wantonnefs of a calf that blun- ders on , and runs his head against any thing . HENLEY . In Troilus and Creffida , the verb pash also occurs : 66 waving his ...
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... used when a man fees himself wronged and makes no refiftance . Its original , or precife meaning , I cannot find , but I believe it means , will you be a cuckold for hire . The cuckow is reported to lay her eggs in another bird's neft ...
... used when a man fees himself wronged and makes no refiftance . Its original , or precife meaning , I cannot find , but I believe it means , will you be a cuckold for hire . The cuckow is reported to lay her eggs in another bird's neft ...
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The Plays of William Shakspeare: In Fifteen Volumes. With the Corrections ... William Shakespeare Obegränsad förhandsgranskning - 1793 |
The Plays of William Shakspeare: In Fifteen Volumes. With the Corrections ... William Shakespeare Obegränsad förhandsgranskning - 1793 |
The Plays of William Shakspeare: With the Corrections and ..., Volym 10 William Shakespeare,George Steevens,Samuel Johnson Obegränsad förhandsgranskning - 1803 |
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