The Works of Mr. William Shakespear, Volume 7J. Darby, 1725 |
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Page xv
... shining Qualities , which they do not only not possess , but have no need of , to compleat their Character : By so childish a Conduct not only bringing into question those which are really their Due , but making their Patrons as ...
... shining Qualities , which they do not only not possess , but have no need of , to compleat their Character : By so childish a Conduct not only bringing into question those which are really their Due , but making their Patrons as ...
Page xv
... shining Qualities , which they do not only not possess , poffefs but have no need of , to compleat their Character : By so childish a Conduct not only bringing into question those which are really their Due , but making their Patrons as ...
... shining Qualities , which they do not only not possess , poffefs but have no need of , to compleat their Character : By so childish a Conduct not only bringing into question those which are really their Due , but making their Patrons as ...
Page xxii
... shining Thoughts to place , As what a Man should say in such a cafe . Neither in Comedy will this fuffice , The Player too must be before your Eyes : And tho ' tis Drudgery to stoop so low , To him you must your utmost Meaning show ...
... shining Thoughts to place , As what a Man should say in such a cafe . Neither in Comedy will this fuffice , The Player too must be before your Eyes : And tho ' tis Drudgery to stoop so low , To him you must your utmost Meaning show ...
Page xxiii
... shining Thoughts to place , As what a Man should say in such a cafe . Neither in Comedy will this fuffice , The Player too must be before your Eyes : And tho ' tis Drudgery to stoop so low , To him you must your utmost Meaning show ...
... shining Thoughts to place , As what a Man should say in such a cafe . Neither in Comedy will this fuffice , The Player too must be before your Eyes : And tho ' tis Drudgery to stoop so low , To him you must your utmost Meaning show ...
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... shining Star doth borrow The beauteous Influence , that makes him bright : There lives a Son , that suck'd an earthly Mother , May lend thee Light , as thou doft lend to other . m2 This This faid , she hafteth to a Myrtle Grove , VENUS ...
... shining Star doth borrow The beauteous Influence , that makes him bright : There lives a Son , that suck'd an earthly Mother , May lend thee Light , as thou doft lend to other . m2 This This faid , she hafteth to a Myrtle Grove , VENUS ...
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