The Works of Mr. William Shakespear, Volume 7J. Darby, 1725 |
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Page xii
... Purpose . " Multa tamen Graiæ fert Indulgentia Linguæ , " Quæ noftros minus addeceant graviora sequentes . Unnumber'd Liberties may Greece become , Which fuit not the severer Tongue of Rome . But he is fuller foon after ; as here ...
... Purpose . " Multa tamen Graiæ fert Indulgentia Linguæ , " Quæ noftros minus addeceant graviora sequentes . Unnumber'd Liberties may Greece become , Which fuit not the severer Tongue of Rome . But he is fuller foon after ; as here ...
Page xv
... purpose , ' If these Plays , that 6 t : ------- are now in vogue , as well those that are mere Fiction , as ' those that are taken out of History , are all or the greatest part ' of them , plain visible Fopperies , and things without ...
... purpose , ' If these Plays , that 6 t : ------- are now in vogue , as well those that are mere Fiction , as ' those that are taken out of History , are all or the greatest part ' of them , plain visible Fopperies , and things without ...
Page xxiii
... purpose , ------- ' If these Plays , that 6 are now in vogue , as well those that are mere Fiction , as ' those that are taken out of History , are all or the greatest part ' of them , plain visible Fopperies , and things without Head ...
... purpose , ------- ' If these Plays , that 6 are now in vogue , as well those that are mere Fiction , as ' those that are taken out of History , are all or the greatest part ' of them , plain visible Fopperies , and things without Head ...
Page xliv
... purpose , and inclines us to fleep . Rarely are those Authors read , who are born to plague us , and who appear always whining in the same ingrateful Tone . Happy the Man , who can so command his Voice , as to pass without any ...
... purpose , and inclines us to fleep . Rarely are those Authors read , who are born to plague us , and who appear always whining in the same ingrateful Tone . Happy the Man , who can so command his Voice , as to pass without any ...
Page li
... purpose . L ted by his Lass or Mistress . Leaman . a Gallant , Stallion , & c . Lover'd . have a Lover . Lither - Sky . lower , lazy , plain . Liefeft . Dearest , & c . : M Moody , or Mood . angry , and Anger , & c . Meed . Reward ...
... purpose . L ted by his Lass or Mistress . Leaman . a Gallant , Stallion , & c . Lover'd . have a Lover . Lither - Sky . lower , lazy , plain . Liefeft . Dearest , & c . : M Moody , or Mood . angry , and Anger , & c . Meed . Reward ...
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