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During these spaces , they were at liberty to act , but were always obliged to leave off at a certain hour , that they might not interfere in that portion of night , which belonged to others . Among these , we may suppose urchins to ...
During these spaces , they were at liberty to act , but were always obliged to leave off at a certain hour , that they might not interfere in that portion of night , which belonged to others . Among these , we may suppose urchins to ...
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8 Blackstone . the red plague rid you , ] I suppose , from the redness of the body , universally inflamed . Johnson . The erysipelas was anciently called the red plague . Steevens . So again , in Coriolanus : " Now the red pestilence ...
8 Blackstone . the red plague rid you , ] I suppose , from the redness of the body , universally inflamed . Johnson . The erysipelas was anciently called the red plague . Steevens . So again , in Coriolanus : " Now the red pestilence ...
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By the word - again , I suppose the Prince means only to de- scribe the repetition of his sorrows . Besides , it appears from Mi- randa's description of the storm , that the ship had been swallowed by the waves , and , consequently ...
By the word - again , I suppose the Prince means only to de- scribe the repetition of his sorrows . Besides , it appears from Mi- randa's description of the storm , that the ship had been swallowed by the waves , and , consequently ...
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If the passage be not corrupt ( as I suspect it is ) we must suppose , that by masters , our author means the owners of a merchant's ship , or the officers , to whom the navigation of it had been trusted . I suppose , however , that our ...
If the passage be not corrupt ( as I suspect it is ) we must suppose , that by masters , our author means the owners of a merchant's ship , or the officers , to whom the navigation of it had been trusted . I suppose , however , that our ...
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It is surely better to change a single word , than to countenance one corruption by another , or suppose that four words , necessary to produce sense , were left to be understood . Steevens . 8 This my mean task would be- ] The metre of ...
It is surely better to change a single word , than to countenance one corruption by another , or suppose that four words , necessary to produce sense , were left to be understood . Steevens . 8 This my mean task would be- ] The metre of ...
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| Titel | “The” Plays of William Shakespeare, Band 2 “The” Plays of William Shakespeare, William Shakespeare |
| Autor/in | William Shakespeare |
| Verlag | F. C. and J. Rivington, J. Johnson, R. Baldwin, 1805 |
| Original von | Princeton University |
| Digitalisiert | 25. Nov. 2008 |
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