An Index to the Remarkable Passages and Words Made Use of by ShakspeareJ. Stockdale, 1790 - Всего страниц: 672 |
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... itself , when the achiever brings home full numbers Achilles . D. P. Much Ado About Nothing . I Troilus and Creffida . Whofe fmile and frown , like to Achilles ' fpear , is able with the change to kill and cure - a drayman , a porter ...
... itself , when the achiever brings home full numbers Achilles . D. P. Much Ado About Nothing . I Troilus and Creffida . Whofe fmile and frown , like to Achilles ' fpear , is able with the change to kill and cure - a drayman , a porter ...
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... itself to motion , like as it would speak Ham . 1 Addrefs'd . Were all addrefs'd to meet you I 64219 -- a mighty power They did fay their prayers , and address'd them again to sleep Our navy is addrefs'd , our power collected - Addreft ...
... itself to motion , like as it would speak Ham . 1 Addrefs'd . Were all addrefs'd to meet you I 64219 -- a mighty power They did fay their prayers , and address'd them again to sleep Our navy is addrefs'd , our power collected - Addreft ...
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... itself - Give me advantage of fome brief discourse And , to the advantage , I , being here , took it up Advantageable . As your wifdoms best shall fee advantageable for our dignity Ibid . 2 110532 53 Ibid . 3 11059135 Ibid . 3 3 1063114 ...
... itself - Give me advantage of fome brief discourse And , to the advantage , I , being here , took it up Advantageable . As your wifdoms best shall fee advantageable for our dignity Ibid . 2 110532 53 Ibid . 3 11059135 Ibid . 3 3 1063114 ...
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... itself have pitied him Winter's Tale . 2 Richard ii . 5 I 339 2 37 2 436 112 Whereupon the Grecians begin to proclaim barbarism Troilus and Creffida . 5 8882 34 Barbarous . Living hence , did give ourselves to barbarous licence -Thou ...
... itself have pitied him Winter's Tale . 2 Richard ii . 5 I 339 2 37 2 436 112 Whereupon the Grecians begin to proclaim barbarism Troilus and Creffida . 5 8882 34 Barbarous . Living hence , did give ourselves to barbarous licence -Thou ...
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... itself a bawd The wickedness of that profeffion Ever your fresh whore , and your powder'd bawd Ibid . 3 I Ibid . 3 Ibid . 88 246 90 124 To be bawd to a bell - wether A most intelligencing bawd France is a bawd to fortune So fhall my ...
... itself a bawd The wickedness of that profeffion Ever your fresh whore , and your powder'd bawd Ibid . 3 I Ibid . 3 Ibid . 88 246 90 124 To be bawd to a bell - wether A most intelligencing bawd France is a bawd to fortune So fhall my ...
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