The Beauties of Shakespear: Regularly Selected from Each Play. With a General Index Digesting Them Under Proper Heads. Illustrated with Explanatory Notes and Similar Passages from Ancient and Modern Authors, Volumen2T. Waller, 1752 |
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... Beaumont and Fletcher , we have a character , plainly drawn from Shakespear's Falstaff ; how fhort it is , and must neceffarily be of the original , I need not obferve . 66 I think , fays Mr. Theobald , in his first note on that play ...
... Beaumont and Fletcher , we have a character , plainly drawn from Shakespear's Falstaff ; how fhort it is , and must neceffarily be of the original , I need not obferve . 66 I think , fays Mr. Theobald , in his first note on that play ...
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... Beaumont : and Fletcher's works , Vol . 1 : preface , p , 24 . " " Oh that I had been nourish'd in thefe woods , With milk of goats and acorns , and not known : The right of crowns , or the diffembling train . Of woman's looks ; but dig ...
... Beaumont : and Fletcher's works , Vol . 1 : preface , p , 24 . " " Oh that I had been nourish'd in thefe woods , With milk of goats and acorns , and not known : The right of crowns , or the diffembling train . Of woman's looks ; but dig ...
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... Beaumont and Fletcher in their Bloody Brother , ufe this fine fimile , though on another fubject , with equal beauty . The jars of brothers , two fuch mighty ones , Is like a small stone thrown into a river , The breach fcarce heard ...
... Beaumont and Fletcher in their Bloody Brother , ufe this fine fimile , though on another fubject , with equal beauty . The jars of brothers , two fuch mighty ones , Is like a small stone thrown into a river , The breach fcarce heard ...
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... Beaumont and Fletcher , Ferrand the tyrant , complaining of the miferies that attend royalty , a courtier longing to enjoy the honour , is put into poffefiion of them for See the third one day , and finds them fufficiently burthenfom ...
... Beaumont and Fletcher , Ferrand the tyrant , complaining of the miferies that attend royalty , a courtier longing to enjoy the honour , is put into poffefiion of them for See the third one day , and finds them fufficiently burthenfom ...
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... Beaumont and Fletcher borrow'd this fenti- ment from Shakespear in their Philafter . A & t 5 . All your better deeds Shall be in water writ , but this in marble , ACT ACT V. SCENE V. Malicious Men . ( 13 ) The Life of HENRY VIII . 69.
... Beaumont and Fletcher borrow'd this fenti- ment from Shakespear in their Philafter . A & t 5 . All your better deeds Shall be in water writ , but this in marble , ACT ACT V. SCENE V. Malicious Men . ( 13 ) The Life of HENRY VIII . 69.
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