The Complete Works of William Hazlitt, Volume 6J. M. Dent and Sons, Limited, 1931 |
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Page 217
... Speak , mother , what's the cause ? you must needs know . Moth . Troth , I know none , son ; let her speak herself ; Unless it be the same gave Lucifer a tumbling cast ; that's pride . Bian . Methinks this house stands nothing to my ...
... Speak , mother , what's the cause ? you must needs know . Moth . Troth , I know none , son ; let her speak herself ; Unless it be the same gave Lucifer a tumbling cast ; that's pride . Bian . Methinks this house stands nothing to my ...
Page 325
... speak , no , not look , no , not scarcely think ( as from his miserable self unto her heavenly highness ) , only presumes to desire thee ( in the time that her eyes and voice do exalt thee ) to say , and in this manner to say , not from ...
... speak , no , not look , no , not scarcely think ( as from his miserable self unto her heavenly highness ) , only presumes to desire thee ( in the time that her eyes and voice do exalt thee ) to say , and in this manner to say , not from ...
Page 347
... speaking , feeling , and acting according to nature , that is , according to the impression of given circumstances on the ... speak chiefly of the first and last of these . Sophocles differs from Shakespear as a Doric portico does from ...
... speaking , feeling , and acting according to nature , that is , according to the impression of given circumstances on the ... speak chiefly of the first and last of these . Sophocles differs from Shakespear as a Doric portico does from ...
Contents
LECTURE I | 5 |
LECTURE II | 30 |
On Cowley Butler Suckling Etherege | 70 |
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