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So it fuited the poet's purpose well enough , to fuppofe the Athenians had it before . - Or perhaps he neither thought nor knew any thing of the matter . WARBURTON . To you your father should be as a god , One who compos'd your beauties ...
So it fuited the poet's purpose well enough , to fuppofe the Athenians had it before . - Or perhaps he neither thought nor knew any thing of the matter . WARBURTON . To you your father should be as a god , One who compos'd your beauties ...
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Rabelais , with a strain of buffoon humour , that equals the fober elegance of this paffage in our poet , calls the finall gentry of France , " Gentilhommes de bas relief . " WARBURTON . I know not why fo harth a word fhould be admitted ...
Rabelais , with a strain of buffoon humour , that equals the fober elegance of this paffage in our poet , calls the finall gentry of France , " Gentilhommes de bas relief . " WARBURTON . I know not why fo harth a word fhould be admitted ...
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See vol . ii . p . 188 : " My decayed fair , " A funny look of his would foon repair . " STEEVENS . Your eyes are lode - ftars ; ] This was a compliment not unfre quent among the old poets . The lode ftar is the leading or guiding ftar ...
See vol . ii . p . 188 : " My decayed fair , " A funny look of his would foon repair . " STEEVENS . Your eyes are lode - ftars ; ] This was a compliment not unfre quent among the old poets . The lode ftar is the leading or guiding ftar ...
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There feems a double forgetfulness of our poet , in relation to the characters of this interlude . The father and mother of Thisby , and the father of Pyramus , are here mentioned , who do not appear at all in the interlude ; but Wall ...
There feems a double forgetfulness of our poet , in relation to the characters of this interlude . The father and mother of Thisby , and the father of Pyramus , are here mentioned , who do not appear at all in the interlude ; but Wall ...
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It will be apparent to him that fhall compare Drayton's poem with this play , that either one of the poets copied the other , or , as I rather believe , that there was then fome system of the fairy empire generally received , which they ...
It will be apparent to him that fhall compare Drayton's poem with this play , that either one of the poets copied the other , or , as I rather believe , that there was then fome system of the fairy empire generally received , which they ...
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| Título | The Plays of William Shakspeare ... Volumen3 de The Plays of William Shakspeare, William Shakespeare |
| Autor | William Shakespeare |
| Editor | Isaac Reed |
| Editor | C. Bathurst, 1785 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Chicago |
| Digitalizado | 11 Ago. 2015 |
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