The Works of Shakespear: In Eight Volumes, Volume 7AMS Press, 1968 |
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Page 189
... sense the word is often used in the old romances . 8 Chain mine arm'd neck ; - ¡ - - ] Alluding to the gothic cuftom of men of worship wearing gold chains about the neck . 9 Ride on the pants triumphing . ] Alluding to an admiral ship ...
... sense the word is often used in the old romances . 8 Chain mine arm'd neck ; - ¡ - - ] Alluding to the gothic cuftom of men of worship wearing gold chains about the neck . 9 Ride on the pants triumphing . ] Alluding to an admiral ship ...
Page 372
... sense thro ' the critic's fingers : And the Oxford Editor very contentedly takes up with what is left behind , and reads harness - dight too , in order , as Mr. Theobald well expreffes it , To make all conftruction unnecesary . A A lord ...
... sense thro ' the critic's fingers : And the Oxford Editor very contentedly takes up with what is left behind , and reads harness - dight too , in order , as Mr. Theobald well expreffes it , To make all conftruction unnecesary . A A lord ...
Page 396
... Sense affumes , Ajax , imploy'd , plucks down Achilles ' plumes . Neft . Ulyffes , Now I relish thy advice , And I will give a tafte of it forthwith To Agamemnon ; go we to him ftreight ; Two curs fhall tame each other ; pride alone 7 ...
... Sense affumes , Ajax , imploy'd , plucks down Achilles ' plumes . Neft . Ulyffes , Now I relish thy advice , And I will give a tafte of it forthwith To Agamemnon ; go we to him ftreight ; Two curs fhall tame each other ; pride alone 7 ...
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