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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... himself as bot . Dry with rage and extreme toil , Breathlefs , and faint , & c Then comes in this gay gentleman , and holds him in an idle dif- course , the heads of which Hotspur gives us ; and it is plain by the context , it must have ...
... himself as bot . Dry with rage and extreme toil , Breathlefs , and faint , & c Then comes in this gay gentleman , and holds him in an idle dif- course , the heads of which Hotspur gives us ; and it is plain by the context , it must have ...
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... himself have been a foldier . DANGER . I'll read your matter , deep and dangerous ; As full of peril and advent'rous fpirit , As to o'er - walk a current , roaring loud , On the unfteadfast footing of a fpear . HONOUR , ( 4 ) By heav'ns ...
... himself have been a foldier . DANGER . I'll read your matter , deep and dangerous ; As full of peril and advent'rous fpirit , As to o'er - walk a current , roaring loud , On the unfteadfast footing of a fpear . HONOUR , ( 4 ) By heav'ns ...
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... himself to popularity : That being daily fwallow'd by mens eyes , They furfeited with honey , and began To loath the taste of fweetnefs ; whereof a little More than a little is by much too much . So when he had occafion to be seen , He ...
... himself to popularity : That being daily fwallow'd by mens eyes , They furfeited with honey , and began To loath the taste of fweetnefs ; whereof a little More than a little is by much too much . So when he had occafion to be seen , He ...
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... himself , Affume the part of Mars ; and at his heels , ( Leafht in , like hounds ) fhould famine , fword , and fire , Crouch for employment . ACT I. SCENEI CONSIDERATION . Confideration , like an angel , came , ( 2 ) And whipt th ...
... himself , Affume the part of Mars ; and at his heels , ( Leafht in , like hounds ) fhould famine , fword , and fire , Crouch for employment . ACT I. SCENEI CONSIDERATION . Confideration , like an angel , came , ( 2 ) And whipt th ...
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... 1. f.4 . speaking of the Kentifhmen , fays In them I truft ; for they are foldiers , Wealthy , and courteous , liberal , full of spirit .. Lord Lord Say's Apology for himself . Juftice , with favour 44 The Beauties of SHAKESPEAR .
... 1. f.4 . speaking of the Kentifhmen , fays In them I truft ; for they are foldiers , Wealthy , and courteous , liberal , full of spirit .. Lord Lord Say's Apology for himself . Juftice , with favour 44 The Beauties of SHAKESPEAR .
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