The Works of Shakespear: In Eight Volumes, Volume 7AMS Press, 1968 |
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... blood and that Great Men fhall prefs ** 2 For tinctures , ftains , relicks , and cognisance . This by Calphurnia's ... blood fhould fignify , the increase of power and empire to Rome from the influence of Cæfar's arts and arms , and ...
... blood and that Great Men fhall prefs ** 2 For tinctures , ftains , relicks , and cognisance . This by Calphurnia's ... blood fhould fignify , the increase of power and empire to Rome from the influence of Cæfar's arts and arms , and ...
Page 45
... blood of ordinary men , [ Kneeling : 1 Might fire the blood of ordinary men , ] It is plain we should read , Stir the blood- Submiffion does not fire the blood , but melt it to compaffion ; or , as he says just after , thaw it . So ...
... blood of ordinary men , [ Kneeling : 1 Might fire the blood of ordinary men , ] It is plain we should read , Stir the blood- Submiffion does not fire the blood , but melt it to compaffion ; or , as he says just after , thaw it . So ...
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... blood ! To fay , as I faid then , -But come away , Get me ink and paper ; He fhall have every day several greetings ... blood . But Shakespear's beft juftification is reftoring his own fenfe , which is done merely by a different pointing ...
... blood ! To fay , as I faid then , -But come away , Get me ink and paper ; He fhall have every day several greetings ... blood . But Shakespear's beft juftification is reftoring his own fenfe , which is done merely by a different pointing ...
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