The Works of Shakespeare: in Eight Volumes, Volume 6H. Woodfall, 1767 |
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... paffage , as I have regulated it in the text . Regan would fay , that in the truth of her heart and affection , she equals the worth of her fifter . Without this change in the pointing , fhe makes a boast of herfelf without any caufe ...
... paffage , as I have regulated it in the text . Regan would fay , that in the truth of her heart and affection , she equals the worth of her fifter . Without this change in the pointing , fhe makes a boast of herfelf without any caufe ...
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... paffage in Cymbeline , that very ftrongly confirms this meaning , I've heard , I am a ftrumpet ; and mine ear ( Therein falfe ftruck ) can take no greater wound , Nor tent to bottom that . Gon Gon . This man hath had good counsel , —a 6 ...
... paffage in Cymbeline , that very ftrongly confirms this meaning , I've heard , I am a ftrumpet ; and mine ear ( Therein falfe ftruck ) can take no greater wound , Nor tent to bottom that . Gon Gon . This man hath had good counsel , —a 6 ...
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... be borrow'd from the cant - phrase of thread- ing of alleys , i . e . going thro ' bye - paffages to avoid the high ftreets ; or to threading a needle in the dark . Kent . Kent . A knave , a rafcal , an eater King LEAR . 37.
... be borrow'd from the cant - phrase of thread- ing of alleys , i . e . going thro ' bye - paffages to avoid the high ftreets ; or to threading a needle in the dark . Kent . Kent . A knave , a rafcal , an eater King LEAR . 37.
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... paffage into unintelligible nonfenfe . Mr. Pope fo far has difengag'd them , as to give us plain fenfe ; but by throwing out the epithet boly , ' tis evident , he was not aware of the poet's fine meaning . I'll fiift establish and prove ...
... paffage into unintelligible nonfenfe . Mr. Pope fo far has difengag'd them , as to give us plain fenfe ; but by throwing out the epithet boly , ' tis evident , he was not aware of the poet's fine meaning . I'll fiift establish and prove ...
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... paffage , with an equivalent expreffion ; Thus while he fpake , each paffion dimm'd his face . Ibid . B. 4 . ( 20 ) Thy tender - hearted nature ] This , as I prefume , was Mr. Pope's fophiftication ; I have restored from the old copies ...
... paffage , with an equivalent expreffion ; Thus while he fpake , each paffion dimm'd his face . Ibid . B. 4 . ( 20 ) Thy tender - hearted nature ] This , as I prefume , was Mr. Pope's fophiftication ; I have restored from the old copies ...
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