The Beauties of Shakespear: Regularly Selected from Each Play. With a General Index Digesting Them Under Proper Heads. Illustrated with Explanatory Notes and Similar Passages from Ancient and Modern Authors, Volume 2T. Waller, 1752 |
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... as a ftupid interpolation of the players : they are certainly not very eafy to be defended , but we find many fuch conceits as thefe in Shakespear . Took Took it in fnuff ) . And ftill he fmil'd 22 . The Beauties of SHAKESPEAR . CONTENTS ...
... as a ftupid interpolation of the players : they are certainly not very eafy to be defended , but we find many fuch conceits as thefe in Shakespear . Took Took it in fnuff ) . And ftill he fmil'd 22 . The Beauties of SHAKESPEAR . CONTENTS ...
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... Thefe figns have marked me extraordinary , And all the courses of my life do fhew , I am not in the roll of common men . ( 7 ) I had , & c . ] Horace in his art of poetry , fpeaking of poet¬ afters , fays ; U : I'd rather hear a brazen ...
... Thefe figns have marked me extraordinary , And all the courses of my life do fhew , I am not in the roll of common men . ( 7 ) I had , & c . ] Horace in his art of poetry , fpeaking of poet¬ afters , fays ; U : I'd rather hear a brazen ...
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... extremely tender and pleafing in thefe lines , as well as in the following , from Philafter , which justly deserve to be compared with them : B4 -- Who And she will fing the fong that pleaseth you , The First Part of HENRY IV . 7.
... extremely tender and pleafing in thefe lines , as well as in the following , from Philafter , which justly deserve to be compared with them : B4 -- Who And she will fing the fong that pleaseth you , The First Part of HENRY IV . 7.
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... thefe alone A public - weal and common int'reft know , Imbody'd ; and fubfift by certain laws . Mindful of winter , they in fummer toil ; And , for their country's good , preferve their ftore . Some , by joint compact , range the fields ...
... thefe alone A public - weal and common int'reft know , Imbody'd ; and fubfift by certain laws . Mindful of winter , they in fummer toil ; And , for their country's good , preferve their ftore . Some , by joint compact , range the fields ...
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... thefe , laid in bed majestical , Can fleep fo foundly as the wretched flave ; Who , with a body fill'd , and vacant mind , Gets him to reft , cramm'd with distressful bread ; Never fees horrid night , the child of hell : * But , like a ...
... thefe , laid in bed majestical , Can fleep fo foundly as the wretched flave ; Who , with a body fill'd , and vacant mind , Gets him to reft , cramm'd with distressful bread ; Never fees horrid night , the child of hell : * But , like a ...
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