The Plays of William Shakspeare: With the Corrections and Illustrations of Various Commentators, to which are Added Notes, Volumen13J. Johnson, 1803 |
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... doft deign to woo her , little worth To be the princely bride of fuch a lord ; i . e . little deserving to be the wife of fuch a prince . MALONE . -the county Maine , ] Maine is called a county both by Hall and Holinshed . The old copy ...
... doft deign to woo her , little worth To be the princely bride of fuch a lord ; i . e . little deserving to be the wife of fuch a prince . MALONE . -the county Maine , ] Maine is called a county both by Hall and Holinshed . The old copy ...
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... Doft thou deny thy father , cursed drab ? O , burn her , burn her ; hanging is too good . [ Exit . YORK . Take her away ; for she hath liv'd too long , To fill the world with vicious qualities . Puc . First , let me tell you whom you ...
... Doft thou deny thy father , cursed drab ? O , burn her , burn her ; hanging is too good . [ Exit . YORK . Take her away ; for she hath liv'd too long , To fill the world with vicious qualities . Puc . First , let me tell you whom you ...
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... doft pass , " Never the fea yet half so dangerous was , " And one foretold , by water thou should'st die , " & c . A note on these lines says , " The witch of Eye received an- fwer from her spirit , that the Duke of Suffolk should take ...
... doft pass , " Never the fea yet half so dangerous was , " And one foretold , by water thou should'st die , " & c . A note on these lines says , " The witch of Eye received an- fwer from her spirit , that the Duke of Suffolk should take ...
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... Doft thou use to write ' thy name ? or haft thou a mark to thyself , like an ' honest plain - dealing man ? CLERK . Sir , I thank God , I have been so well brought up , that I can write my name . ALL . He hath confessed : away with him ...
... Doft thou use to write ' thy name ? or haft thou a mark to thyself , like an ' honest plain - dealing man ? CLERK . Sir , I thank God , I have been so well brought up , that I can write my name . ALL . He hath confessed : away with him ...
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... doft thou not ? SAY . What of that ? CADE . Marry , thou oughtest not to let thy horfe wear a cloak , when honester men than thou go in their hofe and doublets . Caxton ) by Frederic Corsellis , a workman from Haerlem , in the time of ...
... doft thou not ? SAY . What of that ? CADE . Marry , thou oughtest not to let thy horfe wear a cloak , when honester men than thou go in their hofe and doublets . Caxton ) by Frederic Corsellis , a workman from Haerlem , in the time of ...
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