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Page xxxvii
... death . " Sets up his reft , & c . " The Serjeant or Bailiff carried with him a mace , as an enfign of his authority ; this mace be ludicrously compares to a Morifco pike , when fet in its Reft , to run at tilt . The Morris , or Moorish ...
... death . " Sets up his reft , & c . " The Serjeant or Bailiff carried with him a mace , as an enfign of his authority ; this mace be ludicrously compares to a Morifco pike , when fet in its Reft , to run at tilt . The Morris , or Moorish ...
Page lvii
... death , " And prophefying with accents terrible 66 Of dire combuftion , & c . " Macbeth , A & t II . Mr. W. " AUNTS prophefying , & c . " Shakespeare's genuine text . " Look how the floor of Heav'n " Is thick inlay'd with patterns of ...
... death , " And prophefying with accents terrible 66 Of dire combuftion , & c . " Macbeth , A & t II . Mr. W. " AUNTS prophefying , & c . " Shakespeare's genuine text . " Look how the floor of Heav'n " Is thick inlay'd with patterns of ...
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... death and destruction to the little taft remaining among us . I SECT . II . HAVE often wondered with what kind of reasoning any one could be fo far imposed on , as to imagine that Shakespeare had no learning ; B 2 when Book I. when it ...
... death and destruction to the little taft remaining among us . I SECT . II . HAVE often wondered with what kind of reasoning any one could be fo far imposed on , as to imagine that Shakespeare had no learning ; B 2 when Book I. when it ...
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... . To one of womon born . To this Pofthumus alludes in Cymbeline , Act . V. 1 , in my own woe charm'd Could not find death . 7 Macbeth , A & V. C 3 The The action began with giving one another the lye in Sect . 4 . on SHAKESPEARE . 21.
... . To one of womon born . To this Pofthumus alludes in Cymbeline , Act . V. 1 , in my own woe charm'd Could not find death . 7 Macbeth , A & V. C 3 The The action began with giving one another the lye in Sect . 4 . on SHAKESPEARE . 21.
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... death we do perceive his guilt . When our judges now a days ask the accused perfon , how he will be tryed ; they would hardly I belive allow his appealing to his fword or his fandbag to prove his innocency . Our Gothic chivalry ...
... death we do perceive his guilt . When our judges now a days ask the accused perfon , how he will be tryed ; they would hardly I belive allow his appealing to his fword or his fandbag to prove his innocency . Our Gothic chivalry ...
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