The Plays of William Shakspeare ...C. Bathurst, 1785 |
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... WARBURTON . The diverfion going forward at prefent is not a mafque but a mafquerade . In Henry VIII . where the king introduces himself to the entertainment given by Wolfey , he appears , like Romeo and his companions , in a mask , and ...
... WARBURTON . The diverfion going forward at prefent is not a mafque but a mafquerade . In Henry VIII . where the king introduces himself to the entertainment given by Wolfey , he appears , like Romeo and his companions , in a mask , and ...
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... WARBURTON . All the copies ( three of which were published in our author's life - time ) concur in reading fairies ' midwife , and Dr. Warburton's alteration appears to be quite unneceffary . The fairies ' midwife does not mean the ...
... WARBURTON . All the copies ( three of which were published in our author's life - time ) concur in reading fairies ' midwife , and Dr. Warburton's alteration appears to be quite unneceffary . The fairies ' midwife does not mean the ...
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... WARBURTON . The following paffage in The Gul's Hornbook , by T. Decker , 1609 , ftill more strongly fupports the old reading : " If you be a courtier , difcourfe of the obtaining of fuits . MALONE . In these lines Dr. Warburton has very ...
... WARBURTON . The following paffage in The Gul's Hornbook , by T. Decker , 1609 , ftill more strongly fupports the old reading : " If you be a courtier , difcourfe of the obtaining of fuits . MALONE . In these lines Dr. Warburton has very ...
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... pilgrims , to take off that offence , to atone for it by a sweet penance . Our poet therefore must have wrote , the gentle fine is this . WARBURTON . ROMEO AND JULIET . 51 Jul . Saints do not I Jul . 59 " ROMEO AND JULIE T. ...
... pilgrims , to take off that offence , to atone for it by a sweet penance . Our poet therefore must have wrote , the gentle fine is this . WARBURTON . ROMEO AND JULIET . 51 Jul . Saints do not I Jul . 59 " ROMEO AND JULIE T. ...
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... WARBURTON . I think the true reading is , Thou art thyself , then not a Montague . Thou art a being of peculiar excellence , and haft none of the malignity of the family from which thou haft thy name.Hanmer reads : Thou're not thyself ...
... WARBURTON . I think the true reading is , Thou art thyself , then not a Montague . Thou art a being of peculiar excellence , and haft none of the malignity of the family from which thou haft thy name.Hanmer reads : Thou're not thyself ...
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