The Dramatic Works With Notes Critical, Volume 2John Murray, 1827 |
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Page 11
... thing in the world , that the Lady Margaret , excuse us if we name her , whose malice to the king is causeless and endless , should now , when she is old , at the time when other women give over child- bearing , bring forth two such ...
... thing in the world , that the Lady Margaret , excuse us if we name her , whose malice to the king is causeless and endless , should now , when she is old , at the time when other women give over child- bearing , bring forth two such ...
Page 36
... thing scarce known i'th ' world . K. Ja . My lord , it stands not with your coun- sel now To fly upon invectives ; if you can Make this apparent what you have discours'd , In every circumstance , we will not study An answer , but are ...
... thing scarce known i'th ' world . K. Ja . My lord , it stands not with your coun- sel now To fly upon invectives ; if you can Make this apparent what you have discours'd , In every circumstance , we will not study An answer , but are ...
Page 86
... things and things may fall out , as who can tell what or how- but the end will shew it . Fri. Resolved like men of judgment ! Here to linger More time , is but to lose it ; cheer the prince , And haste him on to this ; on this depends ...
... things and things may fall out , as who can tell what or how- but the end will shew it . Fri. Resolved like men of judgment ! Here to linger More time , is but to lose it ; cheer the prince , And haste him on to this ; on this depends ...
Page 113
... thing , or that , shall be thus , or thus ; for , as the fates will have it , so it must be ; and who can help it ? Daw . O blockhead ! thou a privy - counsellor ? VOL . II . I Beg life , and cry aloud , Henry ! " SCENE II . 113 PERKIN ...
... thing , or that , shall be thus , or thus ; for , as the fates will have it , so it must be ; and who can help it ? Daw . O blockhead ! thou a privy - counsellor ? VOL . II . I Beg life , and cry aloud , Henry ! " SCENE II . 113 PERKIN ...
Page 128
... thing too may be noticed . In most of his tragedies , the trivial and comic personages are poorly drawn : if they attempt to be witty , they usually fall into low buffoonry ; and if they aim at a scene of mirth , are sure to create ...
... thing too may be noticed . In most of his tragedies , the trivial and comic personages are poorly drawn : if they attempt to be witty , they usually fall into low buffoonry ; and if they aim at a scene of mirth , are sure to create ...
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