The Plays of William Shakespeare, Volume 8A. Leathley, 1766 |
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Page 87
... present My honeft grief to him ; and , as my Lord , Still ferve him with my life . - My dearest mafter ! ( 3 ) What change of HONOUR defp'rate want has made ? ] , We fhould read , What change of HUMOUR WARBURTON ,. The original copy has ...
... present My honeft grief to him ; and , as my Lord , Still ferve him with my life . - My dearest mafter ! ( 3 ) What change of HONOUR defp'rate want has made ? ] , We fhould read , What change of HUMOUR WARBURTON ,. The original copy has ...
Page 92
... present state . ( 6 ) Let it go naked , men may fee't the better ; ] The humour of this reply is incomparable . It infinuates not only the highest contempt of the flatterer in particular , but this ufeful leffon in gene- ral , that the ...
... present state . ( 6 ) Let it go naked , men may fee't the better ; ] The humour of this reply is incomparable . It infinuates not only the highest contempt of the flatterer in particular , but this ufeful leffon in gene- ral , that the ...
Page 154
... present Your Lordships , that whenever you have need , You may be armed and appointed well . And fo I leave you both , like bloody villains . [ Exit : Dem . What's here , a crowl , and written round about ? Let's fee . Integer vite ...
... present Your Lordships , that whenever you have need , You may be armed and appointed well . And fo I leave you both , like bloody villains . [ Exit : Dem . What's here , a crowl , and written round about ? Let's fee . Integer vite ...
Page 209
... present hinders it from taking effect . WARBURTON . ( 4 ) -The raven himself is boarfe , & c . ] What fenfe can be made out of this I do not find . Had the expreffion been , The raven is boarfe with croaking , it might have fignified ...
... present hinders it from taking effect . WARBURTON . ( 4 ) -The raven himself is boarfe , & c . ] What fenfe can be made out of this I do not find . Had the expreffion been , The raven is boarfe with croaking , it might have fignified ...
Page 222
... present korrour of the time ! That now fuits with it.- Macbeth has , in the foregoing lines , disturbed his imagination by enumerating all the terrors of the night ; at length he is wrought up to a degree of frenzy , that makes him ...
... present korrour of the time ! That now fuits with it.- Macbeth has , in the foregoing lines , disturbed his imagination by enumerating all the terrors of the night ; at length he is wrought up to a degree of frenzy , that makes him ...
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