The Works of Mr. William Shakespear, Volume 7J. Darby, 1725 |
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Page xvii
... firft Sort ; all the World may judge alike of these . For example , the most Ignorant in • Musick perceives very well when a Player on the Lute strikes VOL . VII . ، 6 C one 6 . one String for another ; because he judges and Progress of ...
... firft Sort ; all the World may judge alike of these . For example , the most Ignorant in • Musick perceives very well when a Player on the Lute strikes VOL . VII . ، 6 C one 6 . one String for another ; because he judges and Progress of ...
Page xlvii
... the Subject , Manners , and Diction : For the firft Verse of the earliest Tragedies were Tetrameters , or a fort of Burlesque , 1 Burlesque , and fit for Countrymens Songs , and not and Progress of the Stage , & c . xlvii.
... the Subject , Manners , and Diction : For the firft Verse of the earliest Tragedies were Tetrameters , or a fort of Burlesque , 1 Burlesque , and fit for Countrymens Songs , and not and Progress of the Stage , & c . xlvii.
Page 34
... firft . This dismal Cry rings sadly in her Ear , Thro which it enters , to furprize her Heart ; Who overcome by Doubt , and bloodless Fear , With cold pale Weakness numbs each feeling Part : Like Soldiers , when their Captain once doth ...
... firft . This dismal Cry rings sadly in her Ear , Thro which it enters , to furprize her Heart ; Who overcome by Doubt , and bloodless Fear , With cold pale Weakness numbs each feeling Part : Like Soldiers , when their Captain once doth ...
Page 398
... firft given the People an Account of what the Conspirators had done , and justify'd it with Reasons , Anthony makes fuch an Oration that he fets the People in a Mutiny , who burn the Conspirators Houses , & c . Brutus and Caffius , and ...
... firft given the People an Account of what the Conspirators had done , and justify'd it with Reasons , Anthony makes fuch an Oration that he fets the People in a Mutiny , who burn the Conspirators Houses , & c . Brutus and Caffius , and ...
Page 401
... firft given the People an Account of what the Conspirators had done , and justify'd it with Reasons , Anthony makes fuch an Oration that he fets the People in a Mutiny , who burn the Conspirators Houses , & c . Brutus and Caffius , and ...
... firft given the People an Account of what the Conspirators had done , and justify'd it with Reasons , Anthony makes fuch an Oration that he fets the People in a Mutiny , who burn the Conspirators Houses , & c . Brutus and Caffius , and ...
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