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We also find the same word in Chaucer , in the charader of the Monke , Tyrwhitt's
edit . v . 184 : “ What shulde he studie , and make himselven wood ? " Spenser
also uses it , Æglogue III . March : 6. The elf was so wanton , and so wode .
We also find the same word in Chaucer , in the charader of the Monke , Tyrwhitt's
edit . v . 184 : “ What shulde he studie , and make himselven wood ? " Spenser
also uses it , Æglogue III . March : 6. The elf was so wanton , and so wode .
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The same kind of expreslion is found also in The Merchant of Venice : " Where ev'
ry something , being blent together , " Turns to a wild of nothing , fave of joy ,
Exprell , and not expreft . ” MALONE . See also , Mr. Heath's REVISAL . , p . 57.
The same kind of expreslion is found also in The Merchant of Venice : " Where ev'
ry something , being blent together , " Turns to a wild of nothing , fave of joy ,
Exprell , and not expreft . ” MALONE . See also , Mr. Heath's REVISAL . , p . 57.
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These lines also in Spenser's Faery Queen , B. I. c . v . f . 30 . which Shakspeare
miglit have reinembered , add support to the emcndation now made ; " And all the
while she [ Night ] stood upon the ground , " The wakeful dogs did never cease ...
These lines also in Spenser's Faery Queen , B. I. c . v . f . 30 . which Shakspeare
miglit have reinembered , add support to the emcndation now made ; " And all the
while she [ Night ] stood upon the ground , " The wakeful dogs did never cease ...
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See also p . 209 , ibid . " Sir , mock me not : - your story . MALONE , Perhaps our
author wrote “ A man , a sovereign pearl , he is esteemid . " i . e . not only a pearl ,
but such a one as is pre - eminently valuable . In Troilus and Cressida Helen is ...
See also p . 209 , ibid . " Sir , mock me not : - your story . MALONE , Perhaps our
author wrote “ A man , a sovereign pearl , he is esteemid . " i . e . not only a pearl ,
but such a one as is pre - eminently valuable . In Troilus and Cressida Helen is ...
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And also a zonge man , that wist not of the dragoun , went out of the schipp , and
went through the ile , till that be cam to the caftelle , and cam into the cave ; and
went so longe till that be fond a chambre , and there he laughe a dauyselle , that
...
And also a zonge man , that wist not of the dragoun , went out of the schipp , and
went through the ile , till that be cam to the caftelle , and cam into the cave ; and
went so longe till that be fond a chambre , and there he laughe a dauyselle , that
...
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| 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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