The Beauties of Shakespear: Regularly Selected from Each Play. With a General Index Digesting Them Under Proper Heads. Illustrated with Explanatory Notes and Similar Passages from Ancient and Modern Authors, Volume 2T. Waller, 1752 |
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... She bids you All on the wanton rufhes lay you down , And reft your gentle head upon her lap , And Ut mala , & c .. A ... She bids , & c . ] There is fomething extremely tender and pleafing in thefe lines , as well as in the following ...
... She bids you All on the wanton rufhes lay you down , And reft your gentle head upon her lap , And Ut mala , & c .. A ... She bids , & c . ] There is fomething extremely tender and pleafing in thefe lines , as well as in the following ...
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... she will fing the fong that pleaseth you , And on your eye lids crown the God of fleep , Charming your blood with pleasing heaviness ; Making fuch diff'rence betwixt wake and fleep , 19 ) As is the diff'rence betwixt day and night , The ...
... she will fing the fong that pleaseth you , And on your eye lids crown the God of fleep , Charming your blood with pleasing heaviness ; Making fuch diff'rence betwixt wake and fleep , 19 ) As is the diff'rence betwixt day and night , The ...
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... She ( 6 ) As flaws . The meaning of the word in this place feems to be , the fmall blades of ice , which are ftruck on the edges of the water in winter mornings , and which I have heard called by that name . Edwards . See canons of ...
... She ( 6 ) As flaws . The meaning of the word in this place feems to be , the fmall blades of ice , which are ftruck on the edges of the water in winter mornings , and which I have heard called by that name . Edwards . See canons of ...
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... She either gives a stomach and no food , Such are the poor , in health ; or else a feaft , And takes away the ftomach : fuch the rich That have abundance and enjoy it not . SCENE X. Reflections on a Crown . O polish'd pertubation ...
... She either gives a stomach and no food , Such are the poor , in health ; or else a feaft , And takes away the ftomach : fuch the rich That have abundance and enjoy it not . SCENE X. Reflections on a Crown . O polish'd pertubation ...
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... she stood upon the ground , The wakeful dogs did never cease to bay , As giving warning of th ' unwonted found , With which her iron wheels did them affray , And her dark griefly look , them much dismay , The meffenger of death , the ...
... she stood upon the ground , The wakeful dogs did never cease to bay , As giving warning of th ' unwonted found , With which her iron wheels did them affray , And her dark griefly look , them much dismay , The meffenger of death , the ...
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