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Side 214
... Falstaff is here mentioning ( as Mr. Tyrwhitt has obferved ) things to which he is very unlike ; things re- markably small and thin . How can the infide of a church come under that defcription ? Perhaps , however , the allufion may be ...
... Falstaff is here mentioning ( as Mr. Tyrwhitt has obferved ) things to which he is very unlike ; things re- markably small and thin . How can the infide of a church come under that defcription ? Perhaps , however , the allufion may be ...
Side 222
... Falstaff's pocket - injuries . STEEVENS . 2 -you will not pocket up wrong : - ] Some part of this merry dialogue feems to have been loft . I fuppofe Falstaff in preffing the robbery upon his hoftefs , had declared his refolution not to ...
... Falstaff's pocket - injuries . STEEVENS . 2 -you will not pocket up wrong : - ] Some part of this merry dialogue feems to have been loft . I fuppofe Falstaff in preffing the robbery upon his hoftefs , had declared his refolution not to ...
Side 317
... Falstaff , with my familiars ; John , with my bro- thers and fifters ; and fir John , with all Europe . I the answer is as ready as a borrowed cap ; ] Falstaff's followers , when they stole any thing called it a purchase . A borrowed ...
... Falstaff , with my familiars ; John , with my bro- thers and fifters ; and fir John , with all Europe . I the answer is as ready as a borrowed cap ; ] Falstaff's followers , when they stole any thing called it a purchase . A borrowed ...
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