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... Fortune . Fortune , a personification , half mythological , half philo- sophical , of the unstable , irresponsible power which seems to govern the happiness of men , furthering or defeating their plans , is to be found frequently in ...
... Fortune . Fortune , a personification , half mythological , half philo- sophical , of the unstable , irresponsible power which seems to govern the happiness of men , furthering or defeating their plans , is to be found frequently in ...
Page 62
... Fortune never come with both hands full , Thus is suggestive of the cornucopia in one hand only . And in Cymb . 4. 3. 46 , Fortune brings in some boats that are not steer'd , there is possible allusion to the rudder . In Hml . 2. 2. 233 ...
... Fortune never come with both hands full , Thus is suggestive of the cornucopia in one hand only . And in Cymb . 4. 3. 46 , Fortune brings in some boats that are not steer'd , there is possible allusion to the rudder . In Hml . 2. 2. 233 ...
Page 63
... Fortune play the huswife with me now , which might suggest that in all three of these passages housewife = ' hussy ... Fortune 50 . Classical authority for the phrase ' Lady Fortune , ' As 2. 7 . 16 ; Wint . 4. 4. 51 ; Per . 4. 4. 48 ...
... Fortune play the huswife with me now , which might suggest that in all three of these passages housewife = ' hussy ... Fortune 50 . Classical authority for the phrase ' Lady Fortune , ' As 2. 7 . 16 ; Wint . 4. 4. 51 ; Per . 4. 4. 48 ...
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