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... passages were examined , more words would be necessary than the subject is worth ; those who are well acquainted with his works , cannot entertain a doubt on the question . I will how- - ever mention one mode by which it may be easily ...
... passages were examined , more words would be necessary than the subject is worth ; those who are well acquainted with his works , cannot entertain a doubt on the question . I will how- - ever mention one mode by which it may be easily ...
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... fucceffion . MALONE . Thus also Raleigh : " The empire being elective , and not fuc- seffive , the emperors , in being , made profit of their own times . " STEEVENS . Keep then this passage to the Capitol ; And fuffer TITUS ANDRONICUS.
... fucceffion . MALONE . Thus also Raleigh : " The empire being elective , and not fuc- seffive , the emperors , in being , made profit of their own times . " STEEVENS . Keep then this passage to the Capitol ; And fuffer TITUS ANDRONICUS.
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William Shakespeare. Keep then this passage to the Capitol ; And fuffer not dishonour to approach The imperial feat , to virtue confecrate , To justice , continence , and nobility : But let defert in pure election shine ; And , Romans ...
William Shakespeare. Keep then this passage to the Capitol ; And fuffer not dishonour to approach The imperial feat , to virtue confecrate , To justice , continence , and nobility : But let defert in pure election shine ; And , Romans ...
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... passage in Ovid : " vadit ad ar- tificem , " and therefore took it for granted that she found him in his tent . STEEVENS . I have no doubt that the writer of this play had read Euripides in the original . Mr. Steevens justly observes in ...
... passage in Ovid : " vadit ad ar- tificem , " and therefore took it for granted that she found him in his tent . STEEVENS . I have no doubt that the writer of this play had read Euripides in the original . Mr. Steevens justly observes in ...
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... passage alone would sufficiently convince me , that the play before us was the work of one who was conversant with the Greek tragedies in their original language . We have here a plain allusion to the Ajax of Sophocles , of which no ...
... passage alone would sufficiently convince me , that the play before us was the work of one who was conversant with the Greek tragedies in their original language . We have here a plain allusion to the Ajax of Sophocles , of which no ...
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