The Works of Shakespear: In Eight Volumes, Volume 7J. and P. Knapton, 1747 |
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... fenfe , the thought is abfurd and defective . + Will bear no colour , for the thing he is , Fashion it thus- ] The metaphor from the wardrobe , when the Excellence of the fashion makes out for the defect of the colour . 2 Is not to ...
... fenfe , the thought is abfurd and defective . + Will bear no colour , for the thing he is , Fashion it thus- ] The metaphor from the wardrobe , when the Excellence of the fashion makes out for the defect of the colour . 2 Is not to ...
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... me : The poet ufes Ceremonies in a quite different fenfe , namely , the turning accidents to omens , a principal fuperftition of antiquity . It It may be , these apparent prodigies , The unaccustom'd 28 JULIUS CÆSAR .
... me : The poet ufes Ceremonies in a quite different fenfe , namely , the turning accidents to omens , a principal fuperftition of antiquity . It It may be , these apparent prodigies , The unaccustom'd 28 JULIUS CÆSAR .
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... fenfe only implying that she was a woman of a good character , and that she was Cato's daughter , gives no good reafon : For the might be Cato's daugh- er , and yet not inherit his firmness ; and the might be a woman well C 4 Think you ...
... fenfe only implying that she was a woman of a good character , and that she was Cato's daughter , gives no good reafon : For the might be Cato's daugh- er , and yet not inherit his firmness ; and the might be a woman well C 4 Think you ...
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... fenfe of them is not difficult to recover , and , with it , the propriety of the line in queftion . The fpeaker had faid , the Statue fignified , that by Cafar's influence Rome fhould flourish and increase in empire , and that great men ...
... fenfe of them is not difficult to recover , and , with it , the propriety of the line in queftion . The fpeaker had faid , the Statue fignified , that by Cafar's influence Rome fhould flourish and increase in empire , and that great men ...
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... fenfe would have become the greatest of our author's time ; but yet , in a ftile of declaiming , that fits as ill upon Brutus as our author's trowfers or collar - band would have done . VOL . VII . D that that you may believe . Cenfure ...
... fenfe would have become the greatest of our author's time ; but yet , in a ftile of declaiming , that fits as ill upon Brutus as our author's trowfers or collar - band would have done . VOL . VII . D that that you may believe . Cenfure ...
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