The Plays of William Shakspeare: With the Corrections and Illustrations of Various Commentators, to which are Added Notes, Volume 14J. Johnson, 1803 |
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... myself , lord Warwick , but my fon , Whom I unnaturally shall disinherit . But , be it as it may : -I here entail • The crown to thee , and to thine heirs for ever ; Conditionally , that here thou take an oath To cease this civil war ...
... myself , lord Warwick , but my fon , Whom I unnaturally shall disinherit . But , be it as it may : -I here entail • The crown to thee , and to thine heirs for ever ; Conditionally , that here thou take an oath To cease this civil war ...
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... myself , proach is founded on a pofition long received among politicians , that the lofs of a king's power is foon followed by lofs of life . JOHNSON . • Stern Faulconbridge commands the narrow Seas ; ) So , in Marlowe's Edward II : The ...
... myself , proach is founded on a pofition long received among politicians , that the lofs of a king's power is foon followed by lofs of life . JOHNSON . • Stern Faulconbridge commands the narrow Seas ; ) So , in Marlowe's Edward II : The ...
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... myself , In haste , poft - hafte , are come to join with you ; For in the marches here , we heard , you were , Making another head to fight again . EDW.5 Where is the duke of Norfolk , gentle Warwick ? Dr. Johnson objects to this ...
... myself , In haste , poft - hafte , are come to join with you ; For in the marches here , we heard , you were , Making another head to fight again . EDW.5 Where is the duke of Norfolk , gentle Warwick ? Dr. Johnson objects to this ...
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... the folio . The old play reads- " Their power , I guess them fiftie thousand strong . " A little lower the same piece has - eight and forty thousand . MALONE . Now , if the help of Norfolk , and myself KING HENRY VI . 57.
... the folio . The old play reads- " Their power , I guess them fiftie thousand strong . " A little lower the same piece has - eight and forty thousand . MALONE . Now , if the help of Norfolk , and myself KING HENRY VI . 57.
Page 58
... myself , With all the friends that thou , brave earl of March , Amongst the loving Welfhmen canst procure , • Will but amount to five and twenty thousand , Why , Via ! to London will we march amain ; And once again bestride our foaming ...
... myself , With all the friends that thou , brave earl of March , Amongst the loving Welfhmen canst procure , • Will but amount to five and twenty thousand , Why , Via ! to London will we march amain ; And once again bestride our foaming ...
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