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... diftinguished for their pacific character , the conftable , as an emblem of their harmless difpofition , chofe that . domeftic animal for his word : which , in time , might become proverbial . WARBURTON . Merc .
... diftinguished for their pacific character , the conftable , as an emblem of their harmless difpofition , chofe that . domeftic animal for his word : which , in time , might become proverbial . WARBURTON . Merc .
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This is natural enough , and in character . R put her in mind of that found which is made by dogs when they fnarl : and therefore , I prefume , the fays , that is the dog's name . R in the fchools , being called the Dog's Letter ...
This is natural enough , and in character . R put her in mind of that found which is made by dogs when they fnarl : and therefore , I prefume , the fays , that is the dog's name . R in the fchools , being called the Dog's Letter ...
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The authour , who feems to intend the character of Bentivolio as good , meant perhaps to thew , how the best minds , in a state of faction and difcord , are deforted to criminal partiality . ( 6 ) I ( 6 ) I have an intereft in your ...
The authour , who feems to intend the character of Bentivolio as good , meant perhaps to thew , how the best minds , in a state of faction and difcord , are deforted to criminal partiality . ( 6 ) I ( 6 ) I have an intereft in your ...
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[ Exeunt Capulet , Lady Capulet , Paris , and Friar . ftian doctrine , though it is perfectly in character for the Friar , Mr. Pope has curtailed to little or nothing , because it has not the fanction of the first old copy .
[ Exeunt Capulet , Lady Capulet , Paris , and Friar . ftian doctrine , though it is perfectly in character for the Friar , Mr. Pope has curtailed to little or nothing , because it has not the fanction of the first old copy .
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The compaffionate advertisement of fleep . This was a reafonable queftion ; and the epithet given to Rutb fuits its nature . But , above all , the character which the poet always gives us 19 ) My bofom's Lord fits lightly on his throne ...
The compaffionate advertisement of fleep . This was a reafonable queftion ; and the epithet given to Rutb fuits its nature . But , above all , the character which the poet always gives us 19 ) My bofom's Lord fits lightly on his throne ...
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| Título | The Plays of William Shakespeare, Volumen10 The Plays of William Shakespeare, Shakespeare |
| Autor | Shakespeare |
| Editor | A. Leathley, 1766 |
| Procedencia del original | University of Luzern |
| Digitalizado | 19 Sep. 2022 |
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