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... Johnson , " Thrice give him over " ; Mitford , " Have given him over " ; and there is an anonymous con- jecture , " Fee'd give him over . That most commonly adopted is Johnson's He has much disgrac'd me in ' t ; I'm 66 [ ACT III . TIMON ...
... Johnson , " Thrice give him over " ; Mitford , " Have given him over " ; and there is an anonymous con- jecture , " Fee'd give him over . That most commonly adopted is Johnson's He has much disgrac'd me in ' t ; I'm 66 [ ACT III . TIMON ...
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... Johnson says that Timon wishes " they may do all possible mischief and yet take pains six months of the year in vain . ” Steevens believes the words to mean , " Yet for half the year at least , may you suffer such punish- ment as is ...
... Johnson says that Timon wishes " they may do all possible mischief and yet take pains six months of the year in vain . ” Steevens believes the words to mean , " Yet for half the year at least , may you suffer such punish- ment as is ...
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... Johnson explains , " Let me rather woo or caress those that would mischief , that profess to mean me mischief , than those that really do me mischief , under false pro- fessions of kindness . The Spaniards , I think , have this proverb ...
... Johnson explains , " Let me rather woo or caress those that would mischief , that profess to mean me mischief , than those that really do me mischief , under false pro- fessions of kindness . The Spaniards , I think , have this proverb ...
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