The Dramatic Works With Notes Critical, Volume 2John Murray, 1827 |
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... give the praise To their self - love , presuming to out - do The writer , or ( for need ) the actors too . But such the author's silence best befits , Who bids them be in love with their own wits . From him , to clearer judgments , we ...
... give the praise To their self - love , presuming to out - do The writer , or ( for need ) the actors too . But such the author's silence best befits , Who bids them be in love with their own wits . From him , to clearer judgments , we ...
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... give over child- bearing , bring forth two such monsters , being not the births of nine or ten months , but of many years . And whereas other mothers bring forth children weak , and not able to help themselves , she bringeth forth tall ...
... give over child- bearing , bring forth two such monsters , being not the births of nine or ten months , but of many years . And whereas other mothers bring forth children weak , and not able to help themselves , she bringeth forth tall ...
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... , 8 [ Daw . ] And but idols , & c . ] The 4to , by mistake , gives this short speech also to Oxford . It is much in Dawbeney's manner . Our Great Ones , should give countenance and courage To 12 ACT I. PERKIN WARBECK .
... , 8 [ Daw . ] And but idols , & c . ] The 4to , by mistake , gives this short speech also to Oxford . It is much in Dawbeney's manner . Our Great Ones , should give countenance and courage To 12 ACT I. PERKIN WARBECK .
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John Ford. Our Great Ones , should give countenance and courage To trim duke Perkin ; you will all confess Our bounties have unthriftily been scatter'd Amongst unthankful men . Daw . Unthankful beasts , Dogs , villains , traitors ! K ...
John Ford. Our Great Ones , should give countenance and courage To trim duke Perkin ; you will all confess Our bounties have unthriftily been scatter'd Amongst unthankful men . Daw . Unthankful beasts , Dogs , villains , traitors ! K ...
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... gives his epitaph , ( by which it appears that he possessed and resigned several high stations in the church , ) concludes thus- " Here let him rest , as an example for all unjust prelates to ad- mire , and for few or none to imitate ...
... gives his epitaph , ( by which it appears that he possessed and resigned several high stations in the church , ) concludes thus- " Here let him rest , as an example for all unjust prelates to ad- mire , and for few or none to imitate ...
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