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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... Perhaps the following paffage in the Continuation of Harding's Chroni- cle , 1543 , fol . 24. b . ad ann . 1472 , induced the author of the old play to affix the name of Faulconbridge to King Richard's natural fon , who is only ...
... Perhaps the following paffage in the Continuation of Harding's Chroni- cle , 1543 , fol . 24. b . ad ann . 1472 , induced the author of the old play to affix the name of Faulconbridge to King Richard's natural fon , who is only ...
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... perhaps , will be angry with me for discovering an anachronism of our poet's in the next line , where he alludes to a coin not ftruck till the year 1504 , in the reign of King Henry VII . viz . a groat , which , as well as the half ...
... perhaps , will be angry with me for discovering an anachronism of our poet's in the next line , where he alludes to a coin not ftruck till the year 1504 , in the reign of King Henry VII . viz . a groat , which , as well as the half ...
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... perhaps , after all , bolts was only a typographical mistake . JOHNSON . Blots is certainly right . The illegitimate branch of a family always carried the arms of it with what in ancient heraldry was called a blot or difference ...
... perhaps , after all , bolts was only a typographical mistake . JOHNSON . Blots is certainly right . The illegitimate branch of a family always carried the arms of it with what in ancient heraldry was called a blot or difference ...
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... Perhaps , as has been fuggefted , Conftance , by cloathing Auftria in a calf's - fkin , means only to infinuate that he is a coward . The word re- creant feems to favour fuch a fuppofition . MALONE . 9 Here Mr. Pope inferts the ...
... Perhaps , as has been fuggefted , Conftance , by cloathing Auftria in a calf's - fkin , means only to infinuate that he is a coward . The word re- creant feems to favour fuch a fuppofition . MALONE . 9 Here Mr. Pope inferts the ...
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... perhaps may be gradually . retrieved by fucceeding commentators . JOHNSON . The fpeech ftands thus in the old fpurious play : " And what haft thou , or the pope thy mafter to do , to demand of me how I employ mine own ? Know , fir ...
... perhaps may be gradually . retrieved by fucceeding commentators . JOHNSON . The fpeech ftands thus in the old fpurious play : " And what haft thou , or the pope thy mafter to do , to demand of me how I employ mine own ? Know , fir ...
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