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Page xi
He wishes that she were less wise ; and in truth she does exhibit no unfavourable symptom of good sense in “ confining her thoughts to elder merits ...
He wishes that she were less wise ; and in truth she does exhibit no unfavourable symptom of good sense in “ confining her thoughts to elder merits ...
Page xiv
For a moral masque , however , it sets the main business of life sufficiently low : there is nothing worthy of a wise and good man ; nothing , in short ...
For a moral masque , however , it sets the main business of life sufficiently low : there is nothing worthy of a wise and good man ; nothing , in short ...
Page xxviii
... and proscribed judgment , that it is more safe , more wise , to be suspectedly silent , than modestly confident of opinion , herein .
... and proscribed judgment , that it is more safe , more wise , to be suspectedly silent , than modestly confident of opinion , herein .
Page lxxxiii
... but the precise allusion which is concealed here I bave not been able to discover . " Our sagacious editor is always too wise for his author .
... but the precise allusion which is concealed here I bave not been able to discover . " Our sagacious editor is always too wise for his author .
Page cxxvii
Wise is opposed to mad , in the former part of the verse . rance . G. 459. W.419 . - If the morn serve , some that are safe shall bleed .
Wise is opposed to mad , in the former part of the verse . rance . G. 459. W.419 . - If the morn serve , some that are safe shall bleed .
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| Title | The Dramatic Works of John Ford |
| Author | W. Gifford |
| Published | 1827 |
| Original from | Austrian National Library |
| Digitized | 6 Jun 2014 |
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