The Plays of William Shakspeare: Accurately Printed from the Text of Mr. Steevens's Last Edition with a Selection of the Most Important Notes, Volume 4T. Longman, 1797 |
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Page 14
... said , that " new - made honour doth forget men's names ; and he proceeds as if he had faid , " . -does not remember men's names . " To remember the name of an inferior , he adds , has too much of the refpect which is paid to fuperiors ...
... said , that " new - made honour doth forget men's names ; and he proceeds as if he had faid , " . -does not remember men's names . " To remember the name of an inferior , he adds , has too much of the refpect which is paid to fuperiors ...
Page 20
... said Duke's banner , and in despite of the faid duke , trade it under foote , and did unto it all the fpite he might . " Harding fays , in his Chronicle , that the caufe of quarrel was Richard's taking down the Duke of Auftria's arms ...
... said Duke's banner , and in despite of the faid duke , trade it under foote , and did unto it all the fpite he might . " Harding fays , in his Chronicle , that the caufe of quarrel was Richard's taking down the Duke of Auftria's arms ...
Page 103
... said , an angel fpake ; for fee , the holy legate approaches , to give a warrant from heaven , and the name of right to our cause . MALONE . 3 This was the phrafeology of Shakspeare's time . So again , in King . Henry IV . Part II ...
... said , an angel fpake ; for fee , the holy legate approaches , to give a warrant from heaven , and the name of right to our cause . MALONE . 3 This was the phrafeology of Shakspeare's time . So again , in King . Henry IV . Part II ...
Page 104
... said , Pand . You look but on the outfide of this work . Lew . Outfide or infide , I will not return Till my attempt fo much be glorified As to my ample hope was promised Before I drew this gallant head of war , 5 And cull'd thefe firy ...
... said , Pand . You look but on the outfide of this work . Lew . Outfide or infide , I will not return Till my attempt fo much be glorified As to my ample hope was promised Before I drew this gallant head of war , 5 And cull'd thefe firy ...
Page 111
... said , King John did fly , an hour or two before The ftumbling night did part our weary powers ? Me . Whoever fpoke it , it is true , my lord . Lew . Well ; keep good quarter , and good care to - night : The day fhall not be up fo foon ...
... said , King John did fly , an hour or two before The ftumbling night did part our weary powers ? Me . Whoever fpoke it , it is true , my lord . Lew . Well ; keep good quarter , and good care to - night : The day fhall not be up fo foon ...
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