The Plays and Poems of William Shakespeare, Volum 5H. Baldwin, 1968 |
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Side 123
... means a petition ; ufed with respect to the hangman , means the cloaths of the offender . JOHNSON . See Vol . II . p . 9o . n . 6. The fame quibble occurs in Hoffman's Tragedy , 1631 : " A poor maiden , mistress , has a fuit to you ...
... means a petition ; ufed with respect to the hangman , means the cloaths of the offender . JOHNSON . See Vol . II . p . 9o . n . 6. The fame quibble occurs in Hoffman's Tragedy , 1631 : " A poor maiden , mistress , has a fuit to you ...
Side 207
... means difcarded , threw it off . Mr. Steevens thinks the king means , that Richard mingled and carded together his royal state with , & c . " the metaphor being " ( as he supposes ) " taken from mixing coarse wool with fine , and ...
... means difcarded , threw it off . Mr. Steevens thinks the king means , that Richard mingled and carded together his royal state with , & c . " the metaphor being " ( as he supposes ) " taken from mixing coarse wool with fine , and ...
Side 380
... means infpiring awe . If awful banks be right , the words must mean due and orderly limits . MALONE . 6 And either- ] Old Copy - At either , & c . Corrected by Dr. Thirlby . MALONE . 7 As our conditions shall confist upon , ] Perhaps ...
... means infpiring awe . If awful banks be right , the words must mean due and orderly limits . MALONE . 6 And either- ] Old Copy - At either , & c . Corrected by Dr. Thirlby . MALONE . 7 As our conditions shall confist upon , ] Perhaps ...
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