The Plays of William Shakespeare ...: With the Corrections and Illustrations of Various Commentators, Volume 16J. Johnson, 1803 |
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Page 52
... state , in the presence of the whole armie , gaue thankes to the goddes for fo great , glorious , and profperous a victorie : - then he fpake to Martius , whofe valliantnes he commended beyond the moone , both for that he him felfe fawe ...
... state , in the presence of the whole armie , gaue thankes to the goddes for fo great , glorious , and profperous a victorie : - then he fpake to Martius , whofe valliantnes he commended beyond the moone , both for that he him felfe fawe ...
Page 54
... state is such that I have never been able to effect all that I wish'd . So , in Macbeth : 6 " The flighty purpose never is o'ertook , " Unless the deed goes with it . " MALONE . - not to reward What you have done , ) ] So , in Macbeth ...
... state is such that I have never been able to effect all that I wish'd . So , in Macbeth : 6 " The flighty purpose never is o'ertook , " Unless the deed goes with it . " MALONE . - not to reward What you have done , ) ] So , in Macbeth ...
Page 111
... state , He was your enemy ; ever spake against Your liberties , and the charters that you bear I ' the body of the weal : and now , arriving A place of potency , and fway o'the state , If he fhould ftill malignantly remain Faft foe to ...
... state , He was your enemy ; ever spake against Your liberties , and the charters that you bear I ' the body of the weal : and now , arriving A place of potency , and fway o'the state , If he fhould ftill malignantly remain Faft foe to ...
Page 125
... state . BRU . Why , fhall the people give One , that speaks thus , their voice ? * COR . I'll give my reasons , More worthier than their voices . They know , the corn Was not our recompenfe ; refting well affur'd They ne'er did service ...
... state . BRU . Why , fhall the people give One , that speaks thus , their voice ? * COR . I'll give my reasons , More worthier than their voices . They know , the corn Was not our recompenfe ; refting well affur'd They ne'er did service ...
Page 128
... state Of that integrity which fhould become it ; 9 you who do not so much fear the danger of violent measures , as with the good to which they are neceffary , the prefervation of the original conftitution of our government . JOHNSON ...
... state Of that integrity which fhould become it ; 9 you who do not so much fear the danger of violent measures , as with the good to which they are neceffary , the prefervation of the original conftitution of our government . JOHNSON ...
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