The tempest. A midsummer-night's dream. The two gentlemen of Verona. Measure for measure. The merchant of VeniceAMS Press, 1968 |
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الصفحة 315
... doth beg the alms of paified Eld . Out of which , he that can de- duce the conclufion , has a better knack at logic than 1 have . I fuppofe the Poet wrote , -for pall'd , thy blazed youth Becomes affuaged ; and doth beg the alms Of ...
... doth beg the alms of paified Eld . Out of which , he that can de- duce the conclufion , has a better knack at logic than 1 have . I fuppofe the Poet wrote , -for pall'd , thy blazed youth Becomes affuaged ; and doth beg the alms Of ...
الصفحة 318
... doth emmew , As faulcon doth the fowl ; is yet a devil : His filth within being caft , 9 he would appear A pond as deep as hell . Claud . The Princely Angels ? Ifab . Oh , ' tis the cunning livery of hell , 7 The poor Beetle , & c ] The ...
... doth emmew , As faulcon doth the fowl ; is yet a devil : His filth within being caft , 9 he would appear A pond as deep as hell . Claud . The Princely Angels ? Ifab . Oh , ' tis the cunning livery of hell , 7 The poor Beetle , & c ] The ...
الصفحة 410
... doth offer to jwear upon a book ] The Pofition of the Words makes the Sentence fomewhat obscure : Their natural Order fhould be This . Well , if any Man in Ita- ly , which doth offer to fwear upon Book , have a fairer Table , I fhall ...
... doth offer to jwear upon a book ] The Pofition of the Words makes the Sentence fomewhat obscure : Their natural Order fhould be This . Well , if any Man in Ita- ly , which doth offer to fwear upon Book , have a fairer Table , I fhall ...
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