Bell's Edition of Shakespeare's Plays, 1774, Volume 2Cornmarket P., 1969 - 1800 pages |
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Page 34
... know on't . Who comes here ? O heav'ns ! [ Flourijb * This fudden start of paffion , from the extreme tenderness of his preceeding speech , is a fine mark of character . [ Corn . [ Cornwall makes a fign to have Kent fet at 34 KING LEA R.
... know on't . Who comes here ? O heav'ns ! [ Flourijb * This fudden start of paffion , from the extreme tenderness of his preceeding speech , is a fine mark of character . [ Corn . [ Cornwall makes a fign to have Kent fet at 34 KING LEA R.
Page 134
... day of life ; This speech gives a very poetical , as well as a very striking inftance of female refolution , where affection is deeply rooted . And And in this borrow'd likeness of shrunk death , Thou 134 ROMEO AND JULIET .
... day of life ; This speech gives a very poetical , as well as a very striking inftance of female refolution , where affection is deeply rooted . And And in this borrow'd likeness of shrunk death , Thou 134 ROMEO AND JULIET .
Page 293
... speech in the original , were omitted in the alteration , we don't perceive , as they certainly could not hang heavy on attention nor expreffion . Dd2 Thou Bel . Great griefs , I fee , medicinethe lefs CYMBELIN E. 293.
... speech in the original , were omitted in the alteration , we don't perceive , as they certainly could not hang heavy on attention nor expreffion . Dd2 Thou Bel . Great griefs , I fee , medicinethe lefs CYMBELIN E. 293.
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