The Works of Mr. William Shakespear [sic], Том 7 |
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If any one desire to sce this Argument handled more at large it will be worth his
while to read Monsieur Dacier's admirable Preface to his Remarks on the ·
Poetics of Aristotle form what I have said on this Head is butan Abridgment .
If any one desire to sce this Argument handled more at large it will be worth his
while to read Monsieur Dacier's admirable Preface to his Remarks on the ·
Poetics of Aristotle form what I have said on this Head is butan Abridgment .
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Asses Head and NeckA'Ay &Vard. Word Of infamy or_C0ntempt. O Om: Scraps,
Leavings, O'c. Org illa/rit. Pn/merz. Pilgrims, Gsi'rPolerlipt. clipt in the Head. . PLr-
rslesi Hand. A Hand, whoseBeauty no l'hrale can express. , r A PrijZ-r. one that ...
Asses Head and NeckA'Ay &Vard. Word Of infamy or_C0ntempt. O Om: Scraps,
Leavings, O'c. Org illa/rit. Pn/merz. Pilgrims, Gsi'rPolerlipt. clipt in the Head. . PLr-
rslesi Hand. A Hand, whoseBeauty no l'hrale can express. , r A PrijZ-r. one that ...
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Here one Man's Hand lean'd on another's Head , His Nose being shadow'd by
his Neighbour's Ear ; Here one being throng'd bears back all iwoln and red ;
Another smother'd , seems to pelt and swear , And in their Rage such Signs of
Rage ...
Here one Man's Hand lean'd on another's Head , His Nose being shadow'd by
his Neighbour's Ear ; Here one being throng'd bears back all iwoln and red ;
Another smother'd , seems to pelt and swear , And in their Rage such Signs of
Rage ...
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Essay on the Art Rise and Progress of the Stage in Greece Rome | i |
The Glossary Ixviü | lxix |
Venus and Adonis | 1 |
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