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... WARBURTON . I - — fink or swim : — ] This is a very ancient proverbial expreffion . STEEVENS . 2 By heaven , methinks , it were an eafy leap , To pluck bright bonour from the pale - fac'd moon ; ] Though I am very far from condemning ...
... WARBURTON . I - — fink or swim : — ] This is a very ancient proverbial expreffion . STEEVENS . 2 By heaven , methinks , it were an eafy leap , To pluck bright bonour from the pale - fac'd moon ; ] Though I am very far from condemning ...
Side 171
... WARBURTON . Eliot in his Orthoepia , 1593 , speaking of fack and rbenifb , fays : " The vintners of London put in lime , and thence proceed infinite maladies , fpecially the gouttes . ' FARMER . งา 9- I would I were a weaver ; I could ...
... WARBURTON . Eliot in his Orthoepia , 1593 , speaking of fack and rbenifb , fays : " The vintners of London put in lime , and thence proceed infinite maladies , fpecially the gouttes . ' FARMER . งา 9- I would I were a weaver ; I could ...
Side 292
... WARBURTON . 7 I bought him in Paul's , ] At that time the rcsort of idle people , cheats , and knights of the poft . WARBURTON . So , in Fearful and Lamentable Effects of Two dangerous Comets , & c . no date ; by Ñashe , in ridicule of ...
... WARBURTON . 7 I bought him in Paul's , ] At that time the rcsort of idle people , cheats , and knights of the poft . WARBURTON . So , in Fearful and Lamentable Effects of Two dangerous Comets , & c . no date ; by Ñashe , in ridicule of ...
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