King Henry V. King Henry VI, part I-IIIC. Bathurst, 1773 |
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... quarto of 1608 , that of the folio is , To find his title . I would read , To line his title with feme fhew of truth . To line may fignify it at once to decorate and to Arengthen . In Macbeth : He did line the rebels with hidden help ...
... quarto of 1608 , that of the folio is , To find his title . I would read , To line his title with feme fhew of truth . To line may fignify it at once to decorate and to Arengthen . In Macbeth : He did line the rebels with hidden help ...
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... quarto of 1608 , this reading , Than amply to embrace their crooked causes ; out of which line Mr. POPE formed his reading , erroneous in- deed , but not merely capricious . JOHNSON . I know of no fuch word as imbare . To unbar is to ...
... quarto of 1608 , this reading , Than amply to embrace their crooked causes ; out of which line Mr. POPE formed his reading , erroneous in- deed , but not merely capricious . JOHNSON . I know of no fuch word as imbare . To unbar is to ...
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... quarto has your , the folio their chronicle . Your and their written by contraction y are just alike , and ber in the old hands is not much unlike y " . I believe we fhould read her chronicle . JOHNSON . I 2 and fumlefs treafuries ...
... quarto has your , the folio their chronicle . Your and their written by contraction y are just alike , and ber in the old hands is not much unlike y " . I believe we fhould read her chronicle . JOHNSON . I 2 and fumlefs treafuries ...
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... quarto . The folios read cr'd : neither of the words convey any tolerable idea ; but give us a counter - reafoning , and not at all per- tinent . We should read , ' fcus'd neceffity . It is Ely's bufinefs- to fhew , there is no real ...
... quarto . The folios read cr'd : neither of the words convey any tolerable idea ; but give us a counter - reafoning , and not at all per- tinent . We should read , ' fcus'd neceffity . It is Ely's bufinefs- to fhew , there is no real ...
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... , but that Shake- fpeare perhaps did not know . JOHNSON . The old quarto reads , lading up the honey . STEEVENS . Their heavy burdens at his narrow gate ; The fad Their 22 KING HENRY V. To which is fixed, as an aim or butt...
... , but that Shake- fpeare perhaps did not know . JOHNSON . The old quarto reads , lading up the honey . STEEVENS . Their heavy burdens at his narrow gate ; The fad Their 22 KING HENRY V. To which is fixed, as an aim or butt...
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