The Works of Shakespeare, Volume 6Macmillan and Company, limited, 1924 |
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... presents the germ of Shakespeare's Constance , an honour we can hardly assign to the Constance of history , who repudiated her second husband and married a third in the very year in which her dramatic counterpart gives Austria ' a ...
... presents the germ of Shakespeare's Constance , an honour we can hardly assign to the Constance of history , who repudiated her second husband and married a third in the very year in which her dramatic counterpart gives Austria ' a ...
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... present injurious deeds ) are 180 190 punished in his person . - The Ff punctuate with her plague , her sin ; his injury , which is far harsher . The present punctua- tion is that of Staunton and Roby ; but Mr. Roby under- stands with ...
... present injurious deeds ) are 180 190 punished in his person . - The Ff punctuate with her plague , her sin ; his injury , which is far harsher . The present punctua- tion is that of Staunton and Roby ; but Mr. Roby under- stands with ...
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... , the opponents of the present régime . 62. To grace occasions , to render specious their matters of complaint against you . 64. goods , good , advantage . G Than whereupon our weal , on you depending , Counts SC . II King John.
... , the opponents of the present régime . 62. To grace occasions , to render specious their matters of complaint against you . 64. goods , good , advantage . G Than whereupon our weal , on you depending , Counts SC . II King John.
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... present time's so sick , That present medicine must be minister'd , Or overthrow incurable ensues . Pand . It was my breath that blew this tempest up , Upon your stubborn usage of the pope ; But since you are a gentle convertite , My ...
... present time's so sick , That present medicine must be minister'd , Or overthrow incurable ensues . Pand . It was my breath that blew this tempest up , Upon your stubborn usage of the pope ; But since you are a gentle convertite , My ...
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... present time . 55. become , adorn . 59. forage , range abroad . 66. upon the footing of our land , standing upon our native soil . 67. fair - play orders , instruc- tions for courteous treatment 60 10 70 ( of the enemy ) . Cf. v . 118 ...
... present time . 55. become , adorn . 59. forage , range abroad . 66. upon the footing of our land , standing upon our native soil . 67. fair - play orders , instruc- tions for courteous treatment 60 10 70 ( of the enemy ) . Cf. v . 118 ...
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