The Plays and Poems of William Shakespeare, Volum 5H. Baldwin, 1968 |
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Side 126
... See a note , post , on the words , “ If sack and sugar be a fin , & c . ” See alfo Blount's GLOSSOGRAPHY : " Mulled Sack , ( Vinum molli- tum ) because foftened and made mild by burning , and a mixture of Sugar . MALONE . " Hentzner , p ...
... See a note , post , on the words , “ If sack and sugar be a fin , & c . ” See alfo Blount's GLOSSOGRAPHY : " Mulled Sack , ( Vinum molli- tum ) because foftened and made mild by burning , and a mixture of Sugar . MALONE . " Hentzner , p ...
Side 315
... See Vol . II . p . 244 , n . * , and Vol . III . p . 14 , n . 7. " As tall a man of his hands " has occurred in The Merry Wives of Windfor . See Vol . I. p . 214 , n . 4. MALONE . A tall or proper fellow of his hands was a ftout ...
... See Vol . II . p . 244 , n . * , and Vol . III . p . 14 , n . 7. " As tall a man of his hands " has occurred in The Merry Wives of Windfor . See Vol . I. p . 214 , n . 4. MALONE . A tall or proper fellow of his hands was a ftout ...
Side 413
... see the semblable cohe- rence of his men's fpirits and his : They , by obferving him , do bear themselves like foolish juftices ; he , by converfing with them , is turn'd into a juftice - like ferving- man : their spirits are fo married ...
... see the semblable cohe- rence of his men's fpirits and his : They , by obferving him , do bear themselves like foolish juftices ; he , by converfing with them , is turn'd into a juftice - like ferving- man : their spirits are fo married ...
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