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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... JOHNSON . Pembroke , I think it rather means constraint or compulfion . M. MASON . 4 The fimile does not fait well : the lightning indeed appears before the thunder is heard , but the lightning is destructive and the thunder innocent ...
... JOHNSON . Pembroke , I think it rather means constraint or compulfion . M. MASON . 4 The fimile does not fait well : the lightning indeed appears before the thunder is heard , but the lightning is destructive and the thunder innocent ...
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... JOHNSON . 3 This fpeech , compofed of allufive and proverbial fentences , is ob- fcure . I am , fays the fpritely ... JOHNSON . 4 Thefe expreffions mean , to be born out of wedlock . STEEVINS . 5 Aftep , un pas . JOHNSON . 6 Well , now ...
... JOHNSON . 3 This fpeech , compofed of allufive and proverbial fentences , is ob- fcure . I am , fays the fpritely ... JOHNSON . 4 Thefe expreffions mean , to be born out of wedlock . STEEVINS . 5 Aftep , un pas . JOHNSON . 6 Well , now ...
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... JOHNSON . 9 Milton , in his tragedy , introduces Dalilah with fuch an interrogatory exclamation . JOHNSON . 2 He means , that a woman who travelled about like a poft , was likely to born her husband . JOHNSON . 3 Our author found his ...
... JOHNSON . 9 Milton , in his tragedy , introduces Dalilah with fuch an interrogatory exclamation . JOHNSON . 2 He means , that a woman who travelled about like a poft , was likely to born her husband . JOHNSON . 3 Our author found his ...
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... JOHNSON . In the ancient almanacks ( feveral of which I have in my poffeffion ) the days fuppofed to be favourable ... JOHNSON . 3 Shakspeare makes this bitter curfe effectual . JOHNSON . Lymoges ! O Auftria ! 6 thou doft fhame That KING ...
... JOHNSON . In the ancient almanacks ( feveral of which I have in my poffeffion ) the days fuppofed to be favourable ... JOHNSON . 3 Shakspeare makes this bitter curfe effectual . JOHNSON . Lymoges ! O Auftria ! 6 thou doft fhame That KING ...
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... JOHNSON . The purpose of the King , which Salisbury alludes to , is that of putting Arthur to death , which he ... JOHNSON . This is but an indelicate metaphor , taken from an impofthumated tumour . JOHNSON . K. John . We cannot hold ...
... JOHNSON . The purpose of the King , which Salisbury alludes to , is that of putting Arthur to death , which he ... JOHNSON . This is but an indelicate metaphor , taken from an impofthumated tumour . JOHNSON . K. John . We cannot hold ...
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