The Works of Shakespeare: in Twelve Volumes: Collated with the Oldest Copies, and Corrected, Том 12R. Crowder, 1772 |
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... observed , is not black . Some other editions read the last line thus ; Pol . It is backed like a weezcl . This only avoids the abfurdity of giving a falfe colour to the weezel ; but oulze is certainly the true reading , and a word ...
... observed , is not black . Some other editions read the last line thus ; Pol . It is backed like a weezcl . This only avoids the abfurdity of giving a falfe colour to the weezel ; but oulze is certainly the true reading , and a word ...
Стр. 196
... observed it , but I know that Shakespeare , efpecially in his defcriptions , is fond of ufing the more uncommon word in a poetic latitude . And ille , in feveral other paffeges , he employs in thefe accepta- tions , wild , ufelefs ...
... observed it , but I know that Shakespeare , efpecially in his defcriptions , is fond of ufing the more uncommon word in a poetic latitude . And ille , in feveral other paffeges , he employs in thefe accepta- tions , wild , ufelefs ...
Стр. 242
... observed , that , in Shakespeare's time , wench , lafs , and girl were not ufed in that low and vulgar accepta- tion as they are at this time of day ; but very frequently with dignity . To appeal to a few inftances : -Oh ill - ftarred ...
... observed , that , in Shakespeare's time , wench , lafs , and girl were not ufed in that low and vulgar accepta- tion as they are at this time of day ; but very frequently with dignity . To appeal to a few inftances : -Oh ill - ftarred ...
Стр. 247
... observe her well with Caffio ; Wear your eye thus ; not jealous , nor fecure : I would not have your free and noble nature Out of felf - bounty be abufed : look to't . I know our country difpofition well ; In Venice they do let heaven ...
... observe her well with Caffio ; Wear your eye thus ; not jealous , nor fecure : I would not have your free and noble nature Out of felf - bounty be abufed : look to't . I know our country difpofition well ; In Venice they do let heaven ...
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