The Works of Shakespear: In Eight Volumes, Volume 7AMS Press, 1968 |
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Page 392
... Greek of mettle , let him know . What Troy means fairly , thall be spoke aloud . The trumpets found . We have , great ... Greeks , Shall make it good , ( or do his best to do it ) He hath a lady , wifer , fairer , truer , Than ever Greck ...
... Greek of mettle , let him know . What Troy means fairly , thall be spoke aloud . The trumpets found . We have , great ... Greeks , Shall make it good , ( or do his best to do it ) He hath a lady , wifer , fairer , truer , Than ever Greck ...
Page 428
... Greeks ; and this he makes a merit of , fays the Editor . I own ( continues he ) the motives of his oratory feem to me somewhat per- verfe and unartful . Nor do I know how to reconcile it , unless our poet purposely intended to make ...
... Greeks ; and this he makes a merit of , fays the Editor . I own ( continues he ) the motives of his oratory feem to me somewhat per- verfe and unartful . Nor do I know how to reconcile it , unless our poet purposely intended to make ...
Page 482
... Greeks , ripe for his edge , Fall down before him , like the mower's fwath ; & c . ] Tho ' this old ftory - book was our poet's guide in the fable , yet nature led him up to the fublime images of Homer , whom want of learning kept him ...
... Greeks , ripe for his edge , Fall down before him , like the mower's fwath ; & c . ] Tho ' this old ftory - book was our poet's guide in the fable , yet nature led him up to the fublime images of Homer , whom want of learning kept him ...
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