The Plays of William Shakspeare: With the Corrections and Illustrations of Various Commentators, to which are Added Notes, Volumul 5J. Johnson, 1803 |
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... prefent occafion , that upon familiarity will grow more content , instead of contempt , is difarming the fentiment of all its falt and hu- mour , and disappointing the audience of a reasonable cause for laughter . THEOBALD . Theobald's ...
... prefent occafion , that upon familiarity will grow more content , instead of contempt , is difarming the fentiment of all its falt and hu- mour , and disappointing the audience of a reasonable cause for laughter . THEOBALD . Theobald's ...
Pagina 44
... prefent it fignifies only a man of war's boat . A paffage fimilar to this of Shakspeare occurs in The Humourous Lieutenant , by Beaumont and Fletcher : 66 this fmall pinnace " Shall fail for gold . " STEEVENS . A pinnace is a small ...
... prefent it fignifies only a man of war's boat . A paffage fimilar to this of Shakspeare occurs in The Humourous Lieutenant , by Beaumont and Fletcher : 66 this fmall pinnace " Shall fail for gold . " STEEVENS . A pinnace is a small ...
Pagina 58
... prefent reading . Though love , when he would fubmit to regulation , may use reafon as kis precifian , or director , in nice cafes , yet when he is only eager to attain his end , he takes not reason for his counsellor . JOHNSON . Dr ...
... prefent reading . Though love , when he would fubmit to regulation , may use reafon as kis precifian , or director , in nice cafes , yet when he is only eager to attain his end , he takes not reason for his counsellor . JOHNSON . Dr ...
Pagina 60
... prefent , but that they do invite and procure all the companie , of what calling foever they be , to carowfing and quaffing ; and , because they will not be denied their challenges , they , with many new conges , ceremonies , and ...
... prefent , but that they do invite and procure all the companie , of what calling foever they be , to carowfing and quaffing ; and , because they will not be denied their challenges , they , with many new conges , ceremonies , and ...
Pagina 65
... and Roman authors , an inundation of claf- fical pedantry very foon infected our poetry , and that perpetual allufions to ancient fable were introduced , as in the prefent in- VOL . V. F MRS . FORD . Why , this is the very OF WINDSOR . 65.
... and Roman authors , an inundation of claf- fical pedantry very foon infected our poetry , and that perpetual allufions to ancient fable were introduced , as in the prefent in- VOL . V. F MRS . FORD . Why , this is the very OF WINDSOR . 65.
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