Tales from Shakspere: For the Use of Young Persons

... doblets , taffetie doblets , filke hofen , garded gownes , cloakes , and the like . Alas , how shoulde they rebuke pryde , and exceffe in others , who are as faultye therein as the refte ? Therefore fayde Cato verye well , Quae culpare ...

... and elegance ; and they exhibit him , in a pleasing light , both as a writer and as a man . BARKER , John , -a dissenting minister in London , and author of two volumes of sermons . The rev . Mr. Stedman , editor of " Letters to and ...

... and elegance ; and they exhibit him , in a pleasing light , both as a writer and as a man . BARKER , John , -a dissenting minister in London , and author of two volumes of sermons . The rev . Mr. Stedman , editor of " Letters to and ...

... Julia vanished away like a dream , nor did his long friendship for Valentine deter him from endeavoring to supplant him in her affections ; and although , as it will always be , when people of dispositions naturally good become unjust ...

... Sit thou enthroned where the Poet's mountain Above the thunder lifts its silent peak , And roll thy songs down like ... chords of sturdy iron And strike it with a toil - embrowned hand ; One who hath dwelt with Nature well - attended ...

... young leafs or sprouts of " kangkung " is done every 15 to 20 days and produced 1 750 bunches of " kangkung " weighing 230 grams per bunch . The plantation of " kangkung " is totally renewed every three months . The " genjer " is ...

Henry Weber. ready her father's clothes for me . When I came out of the bath , I threw ... Garbachi , died suddenly , about sixty years old , without naming his ... sca , and undergone a thousand perils in my journey , I arrived at last at ...

... little dwarf to me then , whatever pleasure it gives me to have come time ... sister , that has too long felt the ty- ranny of the villain I have just now ... giantess ? Yet nothing is more true , than that I owe my birth to the Fag ...

... aih ' , aiu , ey , eeh ' , eeu = = ( ii , ee , ee , EE , ææ , aah , aa ; eei ... aih ' ; yaa ( ii , ee , ee e , EE E ; ii ' , ee ' , sa . ) EE in sheep weed ... brew = eew , iw , aiw , ew , aew , aw , ui , ue , uew , eo , eow , oo , oa ...

... folio . One of the quartos , a fool usurps my bed ; another , my foot usurps my head . b In one of Heywood's ... edition , Proper deformity seems not in the fiend So horrid as in women . Gon . O vain fool ! [ Alb . Thou changed and self ...

... music any more than once . D. Pedro . It is the witness still of excellency , To put a strange face on his own perfection : - I pray thee , sing , and let me woo no more . Balth . Because you talk of wooing , I will sing : Since many a ...

... 1 , back . Compare Romeo & Juliet , Act I. sc . ii . 1. 25 : - " At my poor house look to behold this night Earth - treading stars that make dark heaven light . " and y faith he was a neate lad too , for his beard was newly cut bare ...

... Romeo and Juliet , Act 1. , Sc . 1 . · 5 SCENE III . " The Tribulation of Tower Hill , or the limbs of Limehouse . " These allusions are perhaps now inexplicable . Johnson supposed the Tribulation to have been a puri- tanical meeting ...

... Act III . sc . v , ll . 1-36 , in Romeo and Juliet , of which it may be an imitation . ( See Carew's Poems in the Roxburghe Library , 1870 , p . 58 , note . ) 13. The Cunning Lovers , a comedy by Alexander Brome , 1654 , contains two ...

... Macbeth's metaphor . The light of " heaven " was to be shut out by the " blanket of the dark . " So Drayton : - " The sullen night in misty rug is wrapt . " Must be provided for : and you ILLUSTRATIONS OF ACT I. HISTORICAL ILLUSTRATION ...

... Song Come , thou monarch of the vine . Ant . & Cleop . Chorus Come unto these yellow sands . Tempest xxiii PAGE Schubert ... 118 Bishop ... 226 Air ... Song Doubt [ .... ] that the Stars . Hamlet Even as the sun . Venus & Adonis Song ...

... husband , and the right wife ; otherwise ' t is light , and not heavy Ask my lady Beatrice else , here she comes . : Enter BEATRICE . Hero ... your heels ! -then if your husband have stables enough , you'll look he ... find him either in thine ...

William Shakespeare. Romeo and Juliet . PROLOGUE.1 ACT I. One more , most ... No , for then we should be colliers . Sam . I mean , an we be in choler , we ... Fear me not . Gre . No , marry : I fear thee ! Sam . Let us take the law of our ...

... truth upon so foul a face ? In things right true my heart and eyes have err'd , And to this false plague are they now trans- ferr❜d . CXXXVIII . When my love swears that she is made of truth , I do believe her , though I know she lies ; ...

... truth upon so foul a face ? In things right true my heart and eyes have err'd , And to this false plague are they now trans- ferr'd . CXXXVIII . When my love swears that she is made of truth , I do believe her , though I know she lies ; ...

... Hero . Good morrow , coz . Beat . Good morrow , sweet Hero . Hero . Why ... your heels ! -then if your husband have stables enough , you'll look he ... find him either in thine elbow , In thine arm , or leg , in any degree ; In thine head ...

... Music . Bene . Now , ' Divine air ! ' now is his soul ravished ! -Is it not strange that sheep's guts should hale souls out of men's bodies ? -Well , a horn for my money , when all's done . BALTHAZAR sings ... summer first was leavy . Then ...

... Act II . , Scene 2 . It is observed by Warburton , that " the ridicule of ... Hamlet's disorder , from his sadness to his raving , as regu- larly as his ... Act II . , Scene 2 . Hamlet , by breaking off abruptly in this sentence , has ...

... Marc Antony , - Ant . Pardon me , Caius Cassius : The enemies of Cæsar shall ... funeral . Bru . You shall , Marc Antony . Cas . [ aside ] . Brutus , a word ... speech blame us , But speak all good you can devise of Csæar ; And say you do ...

... King . [ Reads . ] [ a ] " Great deputy , the welkin's vicegerent , and sole domi- nator of Navarre , my soul's ... porridge . King . And Don Armado shall be your keeper.— - of other men's [ b ] secrets , I beseech you . My lord Biron ...