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Pope That gives them credit ” read At Holmedon spent a sad and ( Folio ) . Elizabethan usage in respect bloody hour , and Vaughan conjectured to news ” and tidings " At Holmedon met did spend a bloody settled , but the tendency was to ...
Pope That gives them credit ” read At Holmedon spent a sad and ( Folio ) . Elizabethan usage in respect bloody hour , and Vaughan conjectured to news ” and tidings " At Holmedon met did spend a bloody settled , but the tendency was to ...
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71. the ] Pope ; omitted Qq , Ff . 62. true industrious ] hyphened by furrows ( Cath . Angl . , 1483 , and SherTheobald - true - industrious , i.e. truly wood , Eng . French Dict . ) . O.E. balc , industrious . a ridge between two ...
71. the ] Pope ; omitted Qq , Ff . 62. true industrious ] hyphened by furrows ( Cath . Angl . , 1483 , and SherTheobald - true - industrious , i.e. truly wood , Eng . French Dict . ) . O.E. balc , industrious . a ridge between two ...
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Pope read :a safe - conduct dated June 8 , 1404 , “ A gallant prize ? ha , cousin , is it granted to Walter Stewart , Earl of not ? Athol and Caithness , to enable him to West . In faith , a conquest for a visit the shrine of Thomas à ...
Pope read :a safe - conduct dated June 8 , 1404 , “ A gallant prize ? ha , cousin , is it granted to Walter Stewart , Earl of not ? Athol and Caithness , to enable him to West . In faith , a conquest for a visit the shrine of Thomas à ...
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Pope's arrangement of the 97. Malevolent ... aspects ] Wor- lines . Line 103 ends at “ hold ” in Q9 cester is likened to some “ ill planet ” and Ff . It has not been suggested to which exerts an evil influence “ in all put cousin in a ...
Pope's arrangement of the 97. Malevolent ... aspects ] Wor- lines . Line 103 ends at “ hold ” in Q9 cester is likened to some “ ill planet ” and Ff . It has not been suggested to which exerts an evil influence “ in all put cousin in a ...
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Cf. the ex- on the double meaning of countenance , pression “ Diana's rangers ” in Cymbe- viz . face and patronage . See lines 155 , line , 11. iii . 73 . 156 , post . Pope's we - steal is happy 26. shade ] darkness ...
Cf. the ex- on the double meaning of countenance , pression “ Diana's rangers ” in Cymbe- viz . face and patronage . See lines 155 , line , 11. iii . 73 . 156 , post . Pope's we - steal is happy 26. shade ] darkness ...
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| Titel | The Works of Shakespeare ... The Eversley edition Band 9 von The Works of Shakespeare, William Shakespeare |
| Autor/in | William Shakespeare |
| Herausgeber | Charles Harold Herford |
| Verlag | Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1919 |
| Original von | University of Michigan |
| Digitalisiert | 22. Mai 2008 |
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