The Plays of William Shakspeare: With the Corrections and Illustrations of Various Commentators, to which are Added Notes, Volumen8J. Johnson, 1803 |
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... observes to me , that about the time when this play was written , the French counters ( i.e. pieces of falfe money used as a means of reckoning ) were brought into use in England . They are again mentioned in Troilus and Creffida : 66 ...
... observes to me , that about the time when this play was written , the French counters ( i.e. pieces of falfe money used as a means of reckoning ) were brought into use in England . They are again mentioned in Troilus and Creffida : 66 ...
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... observes on a fimilar occafion , veritate defperata , nihil amplius cura de hac re fufcipere volui . STEEVENS . I fee , that men make hopes , in fuch a scene , That we'll forfake ourselves . ] i . e . I perceive that while our lovers ...
... observes on a fimilar occafion , veritate defperata , nihil amplius cura de hac re fufcipere volui . STEEVENS . I fee , that men make hopes , in fuch a scene , That we'll forfake ourselves . ] i . e . I perceive that while our lovers ...
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... observes , that the fingularity of his impudence and villainy redeems his character . - Not at all , replies the Count ; " he's a cat ftill ; " he is as hateful to me as ever . There cannot , therefore , I think be any doubt that Dr ...
... observes , that the fingularity of his impudence and villainy redeems his character . - Not at all , replies the Count ; " he's a cat ftill ; " he is as hateful to me as ever . There cannot , therefore , I think be any doubt that Dr ...
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