The Works of Shakespeare ..., Volumen4Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1901 |
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... sense . Shakespeare has at least ten illustrations of this ; e.g. Midsummer- Night's Dream , v . i . 143 : " And as she fled her mantle she did fall " ; As You Like It , III . v . 5 : " The com- mon executioner Falls not the axe upon ...
... sense . Shakespeare has at least ten illustrations of this ; e.g. Midsummer- Night's Dream , v . i . 143 : " And as she fled her mantle she did fall " ; As You Like It , III . v . 5 : " The com- mon executioner Falls not the axe upon ...
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... sense of the word , i.e. partnered or matched with a wife . Compare v . i . 282 post ; Taming of the Shrew , 1. ii . 246 : " That , being mad herself she's madly mated " ; and Macbeth , v . i . 86 : " My mind she has mated . " form ...
... sense of the word , i.e. partnered or matched with a wife . Compare v . i . 282 post ; Taming of the Shrew , 1. ii . 246 : " That , being mad herself she's madly mated " ; and Macbeth , v . i . 86 : " My mind she has mated . " form ...
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... sense : Essay ii . Of Death : " It is worthy the observing , 66 • • • 285 heaven As Dyce . Ff 3 , 4 . that there is ... sense of the word with the other sense of " to match is played upon in III . ii . 54 ante ; and see Taming of the ...
... sense : Essay ii . Of Death : " It is worthy the observing , 66 • • • 285 heaven As Dyce . Ff 3 , 4 . that there is ... sense of the word with the other sense of " to match is played upon in III . ii . 54 ante ; and see Taming of the ...
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