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Page 60
I know not whether the tranfpofition be needful : the image feems to be , that the blood of Cefar flew upon the statue , and trickled down it . And the exclamation , O what a fall was there- follows better after great Cæfar fell than ...
I know not whether the tranfpofition be needful : the image feems to be , that the blood of Cefar flew upon the statue , and trickled down it . And the exclamation , O what a fall was there- follows better after great Cæfar fell than ...
Page 69
... Gafar's glory which fet Caffius on confpiring against him ; and ancient hiftory feems to countenance fuch a charge . Caffius un- derstood him in this fenfe , and with much confcious pride re- torts the charge by a like infinuation .
... Gafar's glory which fet Caffius on confpiring against him ; and ancient hiftory feems to countenance fuch a charge . Caffius un- derstood him in this fenfe , and with much confcious pride re- torts the charge by a like infinuation .
Page 80
( 9 ) warn us- - ] To warn feems to mean here the fame as to alarm . Hanmer reads , They mean to wage us . Ant . Ant . Octavius , lead your battle foftly on , 80 CESAR . JULIUS ACT V. SCENE I. ...
( 9 ) warn us- - ] To warn feems to mean here the fame as to alarm . Hanmer reads , They mean to wage us . Ant . Ant . Octavius , lead your battle foftly on , 80 CESAR . JULIUS ACT V. SCENE I. ...
Page 93
... compared with fome other of Shakespeare's plays ; his adherence to the real ftory , and to Roman manners , feems to have impeded the natural vigour of his genius . ANTONY Α Ν Τ Ο Ν Υ AND CLEOPATR A. M. JULIUS CESAR . 93.
... compared with fome other of Shakespeare's plays ; his adherence to the real ftory , and to Roman manners , feems to have impeded the natural vigour of his genius . ANTONY Α Ν Τ Ο Ν Υ AND CLEOPATR A. M. JULIUS CESAR . 93.
Page 97
In this paffage fomething feems to be wanting . The bellows and fan being commonly used for contra- ry purposes , were probably oppofed by the authour , who might perhaps have written , is become the bellows , and the fan , To kindle ...
In this paffage fomething feems to be wanting . The bellows and fan being commonly used for contra- ry purposes , were probably oppofed by the authour , who might perhaps have written , is become the bellows , and the fan , To kindle ...
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| Title | The Plays of William Shakespeare, Volume 9 The Plays of William Shakespeare, Shakespeare |
| Author | Shakespeare |
| Publisher | A. Leathley, 1766 |
| Original from | University of Luzern |
| Digitized | 28 Sep 2021 |
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