Critical Observations on ShakespeareAMS Press, 1748 - 411 pages |
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Page x
... tells Othello that Brabantio , father of Def demona , was a man of power and authority , 1 Concerning the meaning of this word fee Dr. Hickes , in Grammat . Anglo - S . p . 128 . " Be " Be fure of this " That the Magnifico is x PREFACE .
... tells Othello that Brabantio , father of Def demona , was a man of power and authority , 1 Concerning the meaning of this word fee Dr. Hickes , in Grammat . Anglo - S . p . 128 . " Be " Be fure of this " That the Magnifico is x PREFACE .
Page xviii
... tell their gold i'th ' field ; " And bawds and whores do churches build : " Then shall the realm of Albion " Come to great confusion : Then comes the time , who lives to fee't " That going fhall be us'd with feet . " This prophecy ...
... tell their gold i'th ' field ; " And bawds and whores do churches build : " Then shall the realm of Albion " Come to great confusion : Then comes the time , who lives to fee't " That going fhall be us'd with feet . " This prophecy ...
Page xxxviii
... and artillery ; fo that the cannon which Froiffart " tells us was once fifty feet long , was contra & ed to " less than ten . This proportion likewife held in " their 66 " their muskets ; fo that , ' till xxxviii PREFACE .
... and artillery ; fo that the cannon which Froiffart " tells us was once fifty feet long , was contra & ed to " less than ten . This proportion likewife held in " their 66 " their muskets ; fo that , ' till xxxviii PREFACE .
Page xliv
... tell us , comes from " monkin , monikin , bomunculus . Baboon , " from Babe , the termination denoting addition and " increment , a large Babe . Mantygre fpeaks its " original . And when they have brought their fir- " names with them ...
... tell us , comes from " monkin , monikin , bomunculus . Baboon , " from Babe , the termination denoting addition and " increment , a large Babe . Mantygre fpeaks its " original . And when they have brought their fir- " names with them ...
Page li
... tell what is meant by DISCONFICTUS ? -or will be not rather think , after all , that our Editor has " cashiered com- " mon sense , to make room for a jargon of " his own ? " X. Mr. W. often puts us in mind of his great know- ledge in ...
... tell what is meant by DISCONFICTUS ? -or will be not rather think , after all , that our Editor has " cashiered com- " mon sense , to make room for a jargon of " his own ? " X. Mr. W. often puts us in mind of his great know- ledge in ...
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