The Plays of William Shakespeare ...: With the Corrections and Illustrations of Various Commentators, Volumen3C. and A. Conrad & Company, 1809 |
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... passage in the first sketch of The Merry Wives of Windsor shews , I think , that it ought rather to be read between The First and The Second Part of King Henry IV ; in the latter of which young Henry becomes king . In the last act ...
... passage in the first sketch of The Merry Wives of Windsor shews , I think , that it ought rather to be read between The First and The Second Part of King Henry IV ; in the latter of which young Henry becomes king . In the last act ...
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... passage . All that Mr. Smith told us was a mere gratis dictum . [ His note , being worthless , is here omitted . ] I cannot find that salt fish were ever really borne in heraldry . I fancy the latter part of the speech should be given ...
... passage . All that Mr. Smith told us was a mere gratis dictum . [ His note , being worthless , is here omitted . ] I cannot find that salt fish were ever really borne in heraldry . I fancy the latter part of the speech should be given ...
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... passage , as it stands at present , seems inexplicable . Dr. Far- mer's regulation appears to me highly probable ; and in further support of it , it may be observed , that some other speeches , be- side those he has mentioned , are ...
... passage , as it stands at present , seems inexplicable . Dr. Far- mer's regulation appears to me highly probable ; and in further support of it , it may be observed , that some other speeches , be- side those he has mentioned , are ...
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... passage , where Falstaff , or Shallow , calls a stout fellow a Cots- wold - man . But , from what is here said , an inference of another kind may be drawn , respecting the age of the play . A meagre and imperfect sketch of this comedy ...
... passage , where Falstaff , or Shallow , calls a stout fellow a Cots- wold - man . But , from what is here said , an inference of another kind may be drawn , respecting the age of the play . A meagre and imperfect sketch of this comedy ...
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... passage by Peacham , who in his Garden of Eloquence , 1577 , places this very mode of expression under the article Pleonasmus . Henderson . 1- mill - sixpences , ] It appears from a passage in Sir William Davenant's Newes from Plimouth ...
... passage by Peacham , who in his Garden of Eloquence , 1577 , places this very mode of expression under the article Pleonasmus . Henderson . 1- mill - sixpences , ] It appears from a passage in Sir William Davenant's Newes from Plimouth ...
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