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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... Holinfhed fays , " That Richard I. had a natural fon named Philip , who in the year following killed the Viscount de Limoges to revenge the death of his father . " STEEVENS . Born in Northamptonshire ; and eldeft fon , As I KING JOHN .
... Holinfhed fays , " That Richard I. had a natural fon named Philip , who in the year following killed the Viscount de Limoges to revenge the death of his father . " STEEVENS . Born in Northamptonshire ; and eldeft fon , As I KING JOHN .
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... natural fon , who is only mentioned in our hiftories by the name of Philip : " one Faul- conbridge , therle of Kent , his bastarde , a stoute - harted man . " Who the mother of Philip was , is not ascertained . It is faid that the was a ...
... natural fon , who is only mentioned in our hiftories by the name of Philip : " one Faul- conbridge , therle of Kent , his bastarde , a stoute - harted man . " Who the mother of Philip was , is not ascertained . It is faid that the was a ...
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... her fonne fhould come to a lawfull age to govern of himselfe . So hard a thing it is , to bring women to agree in one minde , their natures commonly being contrary , " MALONE . Conft . My bed was ever to thy fon as 24 KING JOHN .
... her fonne fhould come to a lawfull age to govern of himselfe . So hard a thing it is , to bring women to agree in one minde , their natures commonly being contrary , " MALONE . Conft . My bed was ever to thy fon as 24 KING JOHN .
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... natural , and ought not to have been omitted . POPE . The omiffion of this incident was natural . Shakspeare having fami- liarized the ftory to his own imagination , forgot that it was obscure to his audience ; or what is equally ...
... natural , and ought not to have been omitted . POPE . The omiffion of this incident was natural . Shakspeare having fami- liarized the ftory to his own imagination , forgot that it was obscure to his audience ; or what is equally ...
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... nature of a fee ; Ay , with thefe crystal beads heaven fhall be brib'd To do him juftice , and revenge on you . Eli . Thou monftrous flanderer of heaven and earth ! Conft . Thou monftrous injurer of heaven and earth ! Call not me ...
... nature of a fee ; Ay , with thefe crystal beads heaven fhall be brib'd To do him juftice , and revenge on you . Eli . Thou monftrous flanderer of heaven and earth ! Conft . Thou monftrous injurer of heaven and earth ! Call not me ...
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