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... distinguished from all others by the name pun . For example , Paris . - Sweet Helen , I must woo you , To help unarm our Hector : his stubborn buckles , With these your white inchanting fingers touch'd , Shall more obey , than to the ...
... distinguished from all others by the name pun . For example , Paris . - Sweet Helen , I must woo you , To help unarm our Hector : his stubborn buckles , With these your white inchanting fingers touch'd , Shall more obey , than to the ...
Page 262
... distinguished by the name of antithefis . Speaking of Coriolanus foliciting the ple to be made conful : With a proud heart he wore his humble weeds . peo- Coriolanus . Had you rather Cæfar were living , and die all flaves ; than that ...
... distinguished by the name of antithefis . Speaking of Coriolanus foliciting the ple to be made conful : With a proud heart he wore his humble weeds . peo- Coriolanus . Had you rather Cæfar were living , and die all flaves ; than that ...
Page 353
... distinguished from profe ? The dif cuffion of this point is neceffary , were it for no other purpose but to ascertain the nature and limits of our fubject . To produce this distinguishing mark , is a task not perhaps fo eafy as may at ...
... distinguished from profe ? The dif cuffion of this point is neceffary , were it for no other purpose but to ascertain the nature and limits of our fubject . To produce this distinguishing mark , is a task not perhaps fo eafy as may at ...
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