Elements of Criticism, Volume 2A. Miller, London; and A. Kincaid & J. Bell, Edinburgh, 1762 |
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Page 49
... shall sooner part , Than love , or you , fhake off my heart ; The fun that fhall no more difpenfe own , but your bright influence : His VOL . II . G I'l I'll carve your name on barks of trees , With Ch . XII . 49 RIDICULE.
... shall sooner part , Than love , or you , fhake off my heart ; The fun that fhall no more difpenfe own , but your bright influence : His VOL . II . G I'l I'll carve your name on barks of trees , With Ch . XII . 49 RIDICULE.
Page 50
... shall infuse eternal spring , And everlasting flourishing : Drink ev'ry letter on't in ftum , And make it brifk champaign become . Where - e'er tread , your foot fhall fet you The primrose and the violet ; All fpices , perfumes , and ...
... shall infuse eternal spring , And everlasting flourishing : Drink ev'ry letter on't in ftum , And make it brifk champaign become . Where - e'er tread , your foot fhall fet you The primrose and the violet ; All fpices , perfumes , and ...
Page 63
... Shall better speak of you than you deserve . [ Exit . Falstaff . I would you had but the wit ; ' twere better than your dukedom . Good faith , this fame young fober - blooded boy doth not love me ; nor a man cannot make him laugh ; but ...
... Shall better speak of you than you deserve . [ Exit . Falstaff . I would you had but the wit ; ' twere better than your dukedom . Good faith , this fame young fober - blooded boy doth not love me ; nor a man cannot make him laugh ; but ...
Page 73
... shall be distributed into differ- ent claffes . A seeming resemblance from the double meaning of a word . Beneath this stone my wife doth lie : She's now at reft , and fo am I. A A seeming contraft from the fame cause , termed a verbal ...
... shall be distributed into differ- ent claffes . A seeming resemblance from the double meaning of a word . Beneath this stone my wife doth lie : She's now at reft , and fo am I. A A seeming contraft from the fame cause , termed a verbal ...
Page 77
... Shall more obey , than to the edge of steel , Or force of Greekish finews : you fhall do more Than all the island kings , difarm great Hector . Troilus and Crefida , alt 3. fc . 2 . The The pun is in the close . The word difarm Ch ...
... Shall more obey , than to the edge of steel , Or force of Greekish finews : you fhall do more Than all the island kings , difarm great Hector . Troilus and Crefida , alt 3. fc . 2 . The The pun is in the close . The word difarm Ch ...
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