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... explains " on which the king has set his heart . " 33. expedience ] expedition , enterprise , as in Antony and Cleopatra , I. ii . 185 : - " I shall break The cause of our expedience to the queen . " 99 The primary meaning of ...
... explains " on which the king has set his heart . " 33. expedience ] expedition , enterprise , as in Antony and Cleopatra , I. ii . 185 : - " I shall break The cause of our expedience to the queen . " 99 The primary meaning of ...
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... explains : " let not us who are body squires to the night , " i.e. adorn the night , " be called a disgrace to the day . " Wright : " let us not be called thieves by the sun , that is in broad daylight , " comparing , for the ...
... explains : " let not us who are body squires to the night , " i.e. adorn the night , " be called a disgrace to the day . " Wright : " let us not be called thieves by the sun , that is in broad daylight , " comparing , for the ...
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... explains as a wicked trick of repeating and applying holy texts , " and Malone as " citation or re- citation " ( i.e. a damnable way of recit- ing the Scriptures ) . 92 , 93. able . . . saint ] Perhaps a proverbial saying . So in Burton ...
... explains as a wicked trick of repeating and applying holy texts , " and Malone as " citation or re- citation " ( i.e. a damnable way of recit- ing the Scriptures ) . 92 , 93. able . . . saint ] Perhaps a proverbial saying . So in Burton ...
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... explains as " slight- ingly . " 54. shine so brisk ] Cf. Chapman , Jonson and Marston , Eastward Ho , III . ii : " Good Lord , how he shines ! and Donne , Satires , i . 19 : a brisk , perfum'd pert Courtier , ' " I tell thee , 115 Or ...
... explains as " slight- ingly . " 54. shine so brisk ] Cf. Chapman , Jonson and Marston , Eastward Ho , III . ii : " Good Lord , how he shines ! and Donne , Satires , i . 19 : a brisk , perfum'd pert Courtier , ' " I tell thee , 115 Or ...
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... explains " To do him said " as " to injure him or in any way put such a construc- tion upon his words as to make them the foundation of a criminal charge . ” 77. yet he doth ] he doth yet . For the transposition , Rolfe compares line ...
... explains " To do him said " as " to injure him or in any way put such a construc- tion upon his words as to make them the foundation of a criminal charge . ” 77. yet he doth ] he doth yet . For the transposition , Rolfe compares line ...
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