The Plays of William Shakspeare, Volume 9Printed and fold by J.J. Tourneisen, 1800 |
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... seems that traitress was in that age a term of endearment , for when Lafeu introduces Helena to the king , he fays , " You are like a traytor , but fuch traytors his majefty does not much fear . JOHNSON . - . " I cannot conceive that ...
... seems that traitress was in that age a term of endearment , for when Lafeu introduces Helena to the king , he fays , " You are like a traytor , but fuch traytors his majefty does not much fear . JOHNSON . - . " I cannot conceive that ...
Page 70
... seem to countenance the supposition : " L Nay , those which modetty can mean , " But dare not speak , are Epicene . " That gamefter needs muft overcome , " That can play both with Tib and Tom . " Sir John Hawkins would read " as Tom's ...
... seem to countenance the supposition : " L Nay , those which modetty can mean , " But dare not speak , are Epicene . " That gamefter needs muft overcome , " That can play both with Tib and Tom . " Sir John Hawkins would read " as Tom's ...
Page 111
... seem to be . THEOBALD . To go under the name of any thing is a known expreffion . The meaning is , they are not the things for which their names would make them pals . JOHNSON . many a maid hath been feduced by them ; and THAT ENDS WELL ...
... seem to be . THEOBALD . To go under the name of any thing is a known expreffion . The meaning is , they are not the things for which their names would make them pals . JOHNSON . many a maid hath been feduced by them ; and THAT ENDS WELL ...
Page 125
... seems as won , Defires this ring ; appoints him an encounter ; In fine , delivers me to fill the time , 8 Herself most chastely absent : after this , To marry her , I'll add three thousand crowns To what is past already . WID . I have ...
... seems as won , Defires this ring ; appoints him an encounter ; In fine , delivers me to fill the time , 8 Herself most chastely absent : after this , To marry her , I'll add three thousand crowns To what is past already . WID . I have ...
Page 137
... seem to act , and the timorous manner in which they converfe , determines them to be only captains . Yet as the latter readers of Shakspeare have been used to find them lords , I have not thought it worth while to degrade them in the ...
... seem to act , and the timorous manner in which they converfe , determines them to be only captains . Yet as the latter readers of Shakspeare have been used to find them lords , I have not thought it worth while to degrade them in the ...
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