The Works of Shakespeare ..., Volume 4Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1901 |
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... Craig com- pares Antony and Cleopatra , III . ix . 8 : - " I have fled myself ; and have instructed cowards To run and show their shoulders . " 43 , 44. every why ] See Ray's pro- verbs . Craig quotes Gascoigne , The Supposes , 1. i ...
... Craig com- pares Antony and Cleopatra , III . ix . 8 : - " I have fled myself ; and have instructed cowards To run and show their shoulders . " 43 , 44. every why ] See Ray's pro- verbs . Craig quotes Gascoigne , The Supposes , 1. i ...
Pagina 50
... ( Craig ) ; something perhaps equiva- lent to the modern expression " hang up my hat . " 52. When ? can you tell ? ] Another proverbial expression , used appar- ently by way of counter question for evading an importunate question ...
... ( Craig ) ; something perhaps equiva- lent to the modern expression " hang up my hat . " 52. When ? can you tell ? ] Another proverbial expression , used appar- ently by way of counter question for evading an importunate question ...
Pagina 55
... ( Craig ) , who compares " galling " in Henry V. v . i . 78 . 105. lives upon succession ] i.e. exists upon a series of slanders , each slander being succeeded and supported by the next comer . 106. possession ] " hous'd " would seem to ...
... ( Craig ) , who compares " galling " in Henry V. v . i . 78 . 105. lives upon succession ] i.e. exists upon a series of slanders , each slander being succeeded and supported by the next comer . 106. possession ] " hous'd " would seem to ...
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