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... seem to have corresponded in disposition so exactly as Saturninus and Lavinia . Saturninus , who has just promised to espouse her , al- ready wishes he were to choose again ; and the who was engaged to Baffianus ( whom the afterwards ...
... seem to have corresponded in disposition so exactly as Saturninus and Lavinia . Saturninus , who has just promised to espouse her , al- ready wishes he were to choose again ; and the who was engaged to Baffianus ( whom the afterwards ...
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... seem to lead to the latter interpretation . MALONE , 7 She is a woman , therefore may be woo'd ; She is a woman , therefore may be won ; ] These two lines occur , with very little variation , in the First Part of King Henry VI : " She's ...
... seem to lead to the latter interpretation . MALONE , 7 She is a woman , therefore may be woo'd ; She is a woman , therefore may be won ; ] These two lines occur , with very little variation , in the First Part of King Henry VI : " She's ...
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... seems to delight in murders and scraps of Latin ; though I must confefs that , in the first of those good qualities , Marlowe's Jew of Malta may fairly difpute precedence with the Spanish Tragedy . Some few of the obsolete dramas I ...
... seems to delight in murders and scraps of Latin ; though I must confefs that , in the first of those good qualities , Marlowe's Jew of Malta may fairly difpute precedence with the Spanish Tragedy . Some few of the obsolete dramas I ...
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William Shakespeare. AAR . Why then , it seems , some certain snatch or fo Would serve your turns . CHI . Ay , so the turn were serv'd . AAR . ' Would you had hit it too ; DEM . Aaron , thou hast hit it . Then should not we be tir'd with ...
William Shakespeare. AAR . Why then , it seems , some certain snatch or fo Would serve your turns . CHI . Ay , so the turn were serv'd . AAR . ' Would you had hit it too ; DEM . Aaron , thou hast hit it . Then should not we be tir'd with ...
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... seems to mean only , that they who are to come at this gold of the empress are to fuffer by it . JOHNSON . 9 My lovely Aaron , wherefore look'st thou fad , ] In the course of the following notes several examples of the favage genitus of ...
... seems to mean only , that they who are to come at this gold of the empress are to fuffer by it . JOHNSON . 9 My lovely Aaron , wherefore look'st thou fad , ] In the course of the following notes several examples of the favage genitus of ...
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