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6 the Mayor of London , ] I learn from Mr. Pennant's LONDON , that this Mayor was John Coventry , an opulent mercer , from whom is defcended the prefent Earl of Coventry . STEEVENS 7 Here's Glofler too , & c . ] Thus the fecond folio .
6 the Mayor of London , ] I learn from Mr. Pennant's LONDON , that this Mayor was John Coventry , an opulent mercer , from whom is defcended the prefent Earl of Coventry . STEEVENS 7 Here's Glofler too , & c . ] Thus the fecond folio .
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As I cannot but entertain a more favourable opinion than Mr. Malone of the numerous emendations that appear in the fecond folio , I have again adopted its regulation in the prefent inftance . This folio likewife fupplied the word- fully ...
As I cannot but entertain a more favourable opinion than Mr. Malone of the numerous emendations that appear in the fecond folio , I have again adopted its regulation in the prefent inftance . This folio likewife fupplied the word- fully ...
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19 - Shakspeare therefore , in the prefent inftance , might have taken a fimilar liberty . To fall into the hands of the Philiflines has long , been a cant phrafe , expreffive of danger incurred , whether from enemies , affociation with ...
19 - Shakspeare therefore , in the prefent inftance , might have taken a fimilar liberty . To fall into the hands of the Philiflines has long , been a cant phrafe , expreffive of danger incurred , whether from enemies , affociation with ...
Pagina 38
From Hall's Chronicle : This man [ Talbot ] was to the French people a very fcourge and a daily terror , infomuch that as his person was fearful , and terrible to his adverfaries prefent , fo his name and fame ...
From Hall's Chronicle : This man [ Talbot ] was to the French people a very fcourge and a daily terror , infomuch that as his person was fearful , and terrible to his adverfaries prefent , fo his name and fame ...
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It does not appear that the Temple had any peculiar privilege at this time , being then , as it is at prefent , the refidence of law- ftudents . The author might , indeed , imagine it to have derived fome fuch privilege from its former ...
It does not appear that the Temple had any peculiar privilege at this time , being then , as it is at prefent , the refidence of law- ftudents . The author might , indeed , imagine it to have derived fome fuch privilege from its former ...
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| Titlu | The Plays of William Shakspeare, Volumul 14 The Plays of William Shakspeare, William Shakespeare |
| Autor | William Shakespeare |
| Publicată | 1801 |
| Exemplar original de la | Biblioteca publică din Lyon |
| Scanată la | 8 sep. 2011 |
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