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Side iv
... language was yet unformed , when the meaning of our phrases was yet in fluctuation , when words were adopted at pleasure from the neighbouring languages , and while the Saxon was still visibly mingled in our diction . The reader is ...
... language was yet unformed , when the meaning of our phrases was yet in fluctuation , when words were adopted at pleasure from the neighbouring languages , and while the Saxon was still visibly mingled in our diction . The reader is ...
Side lxxvii
... language . His compound epithets , his bold metaphors , the energy of his expref- fions , the harmony of his numbers , all these render the language of Shakspeare one of his principal beauties . Unfortunately none of his letters , or ...
... language . His compound epithets , his bold metaphors , the energy of his expref- fions , the harmony of his numbers , all these render the language of Shakspeare one of his principal beauties . Unfortunately none of his letters , or ...
Side 149
... language for that character . It is the fame magick that raises the Fairies in Mid- Jummer Night's Dream , the Witches in Macbeth , and the Ghoft in Hamlet , with thoughts and language fo proper to the parts they fuftain , and fo ...
... language for that character . It is the fame magick that raises the Fairies in Mid- Jummer Night's Dream , the Witches in Macbeth , and the Ghoft in Hamlet , with thoughts and language fo proper to the parts they fuftain , and fo ...
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