The Works of Shakespear: In Eight Volumes, Volume 6AMS Press, 1968 |
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Page 97
... mind's judg- ment , and the perturbations of the mind diforder the body's frame , is known to all . Shakespear feems to allude to this thought in the two last lines of the play ; The oldeft hath borne moft ; we , that are young , Shall ...
... mind's judg- ment , and the perturbations of the mind diforder the body's frame , is known to all . Shakespear feems to allude to this thought in the two last lines of the play ; The oldeft hath borne moft ; we , that are young , Shall ...
Page 374
... mind , He hath a wisdom that doth guide his valour To act in fafety . There is none but he , Whofe Being I do fear ... mind : For them , the gracious Duncan have I murther'd : Put rancours in the veffel of my Peace 2 For Banquo's ifjue ...
... mind , He hath a wisdom that doth guide his valour To act in fafety . There is none but he , Whofe Being I do fear ... mind : For them , the gracious Duncan have I murther'd : Put rancours in the veffel of my Peace 2 For Banquo's ifjue ...
Page 414
... mind the'as mated , and amaz'd my fight . I think , but dare not speak . Gent . Good night , good Doctor . SCENE [ Exeunt . II . Changes to a Field , with a Wood at diftance . Enter Menteth , Cathness , Angus , Lenox , and Soldiers ...
... mind the'as mated , and amaz'd my fight . I think , but dare not speak . Gent . Good night , good Doctor . SCENE [ Exeunt . II . Changes to a Field , with a Wood at diftance . Enter Menteth , Cathness , Angus , Lenox , and Soldiers ...
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