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Side 5
9 Be thou as lightning - ] The fimile does not suit well : the lightning indeed
appears before the thunder is heard , but the lightning is destructive , and the
thunder innocent . Johnson . ' Jullen prefage ] By the epithet sullen , which cannot
be ...
9 Be thou as lightning - ] The fimile does not suit well : the lightning indeed
appears before the thunder is heard , but the lightning is destructive , and the
thunder innocent . Johnson . ' Jullen prefage ] By the epithet sullen , which cannot
be ...
Side 9
These groats , with the impression in profile , are undoubtedly here alluded to :
though , as I said , the poet is knowingly guilty of an anachronisın in it : for in the
time of king John there were no groats at all ; they being firit , as far as appears ...
These groats , with the impression in profile , are undoubtedly here alluded to :
though , as I said , the poet is knowingly guilty of an anachronisın in it : for in the
time of king John there were no groats at all ; they being firit , as far as appears ...
Side 11
That in mine ear I durft not flick a rose , ] The sticking rofis about them was then all
the court - fashion , as appears from this patlage of the Confalion Catholique du S
. de Sancy ' , 1 . ii . c . 1 : “ Je luy ay appris à mettre des rojis par tous les coins ...
That in mine ear I durft not flick a rose , ] The sticking rofis about them was then all
the court - fashion , as appears from this patlage of the Confalion Catholique du S
. de Sancy ' , 1 . ii . c . 1 : “ Je luy ay appris à mettre des rojis par tous les coins ...
Side 14
Again , in The Witches of Lancashire , by Heywood and Broome , 1634 : “ It
appears then by your discourse that you came in at the window . ” “ I would not
have you think I scorn my grannam ' s cat to leap over the batch . " Again : “ — to
escape ...
Again , in The Witches of Lancashire , by Heywood and Broome , 1634 : “ It
appears then by your discourse that you came in at the window . ” “ I would not
have you think I scorn my grannam ' s cat to leap over the batch . " Again : “ — to
escape ...
Side 29
The modern editors read - Philip , which appears to be right . It is however
obfervable , that the answer is given in the old copy to Lewis , as if the dauphin ,
who was afterwards Lewis Vili . was meant to have been the speaker . The
speech itself ...
The modern editors read - Philip , which appears to be right . It is however
obfervable , that the answer is given in the old copy to Lewis , as if the dauphin ,
who was afterwards Lewis Vili . was meant to have been the speaker . The
speech itself ...
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