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The edition of 1591 I have not seen . JOHNSON . Dr. Johnson mistakes when he
says there is no mention in Rowley's works of any conjunction with Shakespeare
: the Birth of Merlin is ascribed to them jointly ; though I cannot believe Shake ...
The edition of 1591 I have not seen . JOHNSON . Dr. Johnson mistakes when he
says there is no mention in Rowley's works of any conjunction with Shakespeare
: the Birth of Merlin is ascribed to them jointly ; though I cannot believe Shake ...
Side 11
Sir Robert bis , for fir Robert's , is agreeable to the practice of that time , when the '
s added to the nominative was believed , I think erroneously , to be a contraction
of his . So , Donne : -Who now lives to age , 56 Fit to be callid Methusalem his ...
Sir Robert bis , for fir Robert's , is agreeable to the practice of that time , when the '
s added to the nominative was believed , I think erroneously , to be a contraction
of his . So , Donne : -Who now lives to age , 56 Fit to be callid Methusalem his ...
Side 12
These roses were , I believe , only roses composed of ribbands . In Mariton's
What you will is the following paffage : " Dupatzo the elder brother , the fool , he
that bought the half - penny ribband , wearing it in his ear , & c . ” Again , in Every
Man ...
These roses were , I believe , only roses composed of ribbands . In Mariton's
What you will is the following paffage : " Dupatzo the elder brother , the fool , he
that bought the half - penny ribband , wearing it in his ear , & c . ” Again , in Every
Man ...
Side 24
I believe it has been already observed , that more signified in our quthor's time ,
greater . STEEVENS . 6 A wonder , lady ! ] The wonder is only that Chatillon
happened to arrive at the moment when Constance mentioned him ; which the
French ...
I believe it has been already observed , that more signified in our quthor's time ,
greater . STEEVENS . 6 A wonder , lady ! ] The wonder is only that Chatillon
happened to arrive at the moment when Constance mentioned him ; which the
French ...
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Our exclamations of applause are still borrowed , as bravo and encore .
JOHNSON . Dr. Johnfon's first thought , I believe , is best . So , in Beaumont and
Fletcher's Love's Cure , or The Martial Maid : Can I cry aim " To this against
myself ? " .
Our exclamations of applause are still borrowed , as bravo and encore .
JOHNSON . Dr. Johnfon's first thought , I believe , is best . So , in Beaumont and
Fletcher's Love's Cure , or The Martial Maid : Can I cry aim " To this against
myself ? " .
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