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So , in Maçon's translation of The Decameron of Boccace" Il avoit trois filles plus
agees que los masles , des quelles les deux qui eftoient jumelles avoient quinze
ans . " Quatrième jour . Nov. 3 . WARBURTON . This emcndation is ingenious ...
So , in Maçon's translation of The Decameron of Boccace" Il avoit trois filles plus
agees que los masles , des quelles les deux qui eftoient jumelles avoient quinze
ans . " Quatrième jour . Nov. 3 . WARBURTON . This emcndation is ingenious ...
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WARBURTON . This is well imagined , but the poet perhaps may mean , with
men like common men . JOHNSON . The following passage in K. Henry VI . P. III .
adds some sup . port to Dr. Warburton's conje & ure : • Look , as i blow this
feather ...
WARBURTON . This is well imagined , but the poet perhaps may mean , with
men like common men . JOHNSON . The following passage in K. Henry VI . P. III .
adds some sup . port to Dr. Warburton's conje & ure : • Look , as i blow this
feather ...
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Dr. Warburton has raised the idea of his author , by imputing to him a knowledge ,
of which , I believe , he was not ... yet the former of them appears so harsh in Dr.
Warburton's emendation , that I read the line several times over before I ...
Dr. Warburton has raised the idea of his author , by imputing to him a knowledge ,
of which , I believe , he was not ... yet the former of them appears so harsh in Dr.
Warburton's emendation , that I read the line several times over before I ...
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... perjury , they can expe & to reap nothing but falfhood . The following lines lead
us to this sense . WARBURTON . Dr. Warburton's first interpretation of this
paffage , which is preserved in Mr. Theobald's edition , -- if we don't take the
proper ...
... perjury , they can expe & to reap nothing but falfhood . The following lines lead
us to this sense . WARBURTON . Dr. Warburton's first interpretation of this
paffage , which is preserved in Mr. Theobald's edition , -- if we don't take the
proper ...
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WARBURTON . Webster , in his Dutchefs of Malfy , makes Caftruchio declare of
his lady : - She cannot endure merry company , for the says much laughing fills
her too full of the wrinkle . " FARMER . Again , in Lingua , or the Combat of the ...
WARBURTON . Webster , in his Dutchefs of Malfy , makes Caftruchio declare of
his lady : - She cannot endure merry company , for the says much laughing fills
her too full of the wrinkle . " FARMER . Again , in Lingua , or the Combat of the ...
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | The Plays of William Shakspeare, Volumen7 The Plays of William Shakspeare, William Shakespeare |
| Autor | William Shakespeare |
| Publicado | 1801 |
| Procedencia del original | Biblioteca Pública de Lyon |
| Digitalizado | 8 Sep. 2011 |
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