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Side 7
The resemblance between this sentiment and that of Telemachus in the first book
of the Odyley , is apparent . The paflage is thus translated by Chapman : 66 My
mother , certaine , sayes I am his fonue ; " I know not ; nor was ever fimply ...
The resemblance between this sentiment and that of Telemachus in the first book
of the Odyley , is apparent . The paflage is thus translated by Chapman : 66 My
mother , certaine , sayes I am his fonue ; " I know not ; nor was ever fimply ...
Side 11
In this very obscure pafiage our poet is anticipating the date of another coin ;
humoroully to rally a thin face , eclipsed , as it were , by a full - blown rose . We
must observe , to explain this allusion , that queen Elizabeth was the first , and
indeed ...
In this very obscure pafiage our poet is anticipating the date of another coin ;
humoroully to rally a thin face , eclipsed , as it were , by a full - blown rose . We
must observe , to explain this allusion , that queen Elizabeth was the first , and
indeed ...
Side 19
I would my letter , wench , were here again , " I'd know him wiser ere I sent him
one ; " And travel some five year first . « Viol . So he had need , inethinks , " To
understand the words ; methinks the words 56 Themselves should make him do't
...
I would my letter , wench , were here again , " I'd know him wiser ere I sent him
one ; " And travel some five year first . « Viol . So he had need , inethinks , " To
understand the words ; methinks the words 56 Themselves should make him do't
...
Side 27
Mr. Theobald reads , with the first folio , blots , which being so early authorized ,
and fo much better understood , needed not to have been changed by Dr.
Warburton to bolts , though bolts might be used in that time for spots : fo
Shakespeare ...
Mr. Theobald reads , with the first folio , blots , which being so early authorized ,
and fo much better understood , needed not to have been changed by Dr.
Warburton to bolts , though bolts might be used in that time for spots : fo
Shakespeare ...
Side 32
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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