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Steevens quotes See Mr. Craig's note on this passage in Milton , Paradise Lost , x . 85 , “ from his Lear . Also Hamlet , III . iv . 127 . radiant seat he rose Of high collateral 99. line and trick ] See King John , glory : Cf. also ...
Steevens quotes See Mr. Craig's note on this passage in Milton , Paradise Lost , x . 85 , “ from his Lear . Also Hamlet , III . iv . 127 . radiant seat he rose Of high collateral 99. line and trick ] See King John , glory : Cf. also ...
Pagina 12
26 , " there Poor wisdom waiting on too rich folly . is no man hath a virtue that he hath Dyce quotes , “ our basest beggars are not a glimpse of , nor any man an in the poorest things superfluous ' attaint but he carries some stain of ...
26 , " there Poor wisdom waiting on too rich folly . is no man hath a virtue that he hath Dyce quotes , “ our basest beggars are not a glimpse of , nor any man an in the poorest things superfluous ' attaint but he carries some stain of ...
Pagina 137
... they commonly throw forth in cornfields for 54 , 55. flowery way ) Steevens aptly the shrewd , unhappy foules which lie quotes “ the primrose way to the ever- upon the land and eat up the seed new lasting bonfire .
... they commonly throw forth in cornfields for 54 , 55. flowery way ) Steevens aptly the shrewd , unhappy foules which lie quotes “ the primrose way to the ever- upon the land and eat up the seed new lasting bonfire .
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