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William Shakespeare George Steevens. SCENE II . The fame . A Room of State in the fame . Enter the King , Queen , HAMLET , POLONIUS , LA- ERTES , VOLTIMAND , CORNELIUS , Lords , and Attendants . KING . Though yet of Hamlet our dear ...
William Shakespeare George Steevens. SCENE II . The fame . A Room of State in the fame . Enter the King , Queen , HAMLET , POLONIUS , LA- ERTES , VOLTIMAND , CORNELIUS , Lords , and Attendants . KING . Though yet of Hamlet our dear ...
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... fame . " The king means , that as Hamlet ftands the fairest chance to be next elected , he will ftrive with as much love to enfure the crown to him , as a father would fhow in the continuance of heirdom to a fon . STEEVENS . I agree ...
... fame . " The king means , that as Hamlet ftands the fairest chance to be next elected , he will ftrive with as much love to enfure the crown to him , as a father would fhow in the continuance of heirdom to a fon . STEEVENS . I agree ...
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... fame as diffolve . Ben Jonfon ufes the word in his Volpone , and in the fame fense : " Forth the refolved corners of his eyes . " Again , in The Country Girl , 1647 : 66 my fwoln grief , refolved in thefe tears . " STEEVENS . 4 Or that ...
... fame as diffolve . Ben Jonfon ufes the word in his Volpone , and in the fame fense : " Forth the refolved corners of his eyes . " Again , in The Country Girl , 1647 : 66 my fwoln grief , refolved in thefe tears . " STEEVENS . 4 Or that ...
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... fame fpelling is found in King Lear , Act IV . fc . vi : " Down from the waft , they are centaurs . See alfo Minfheu's Dict . 1617 : " Waft , middle , or girdle - fteed . " We have the fame pleonafm in another line in this play ...
... fame fpelling is found in King Lear , Act IV . fc . vi : " Down from the waft , they are centaurs . See alfo Minfheu's Dict . 1617 : " Waft , middle , or girdle - fteed . " We have the fame pleonafm in another line in this play ...
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... fame expreffion , applied in the fame manner : " Know , vows are ever brokers to defiling . " MALONE . * Breathing like fanctified and pious bonds , ] On which the editor , The better to beguile . This is for all , PRINCE OF DENMARK . 57.
... fame expreffion , applied in the fame manner : " Know , vows are ever brokers to defiling . " MALONE . * Breathing like fanctified and pious bonds , ] On which the editor , The better to beguile . This is for all , PRINCE OF DENMARK . 57.
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