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Page 118
... mind ; and if Cicero said something significant , as is to be inferred , and Caska sympathized with it , he would be both careful not to in- criminate Cicero and loath to repeat it himself . 306. Murrellus and Flavius , for pulling ...
... mind ; and if Cicero said something significant , as is to be inferred , and Caska sympathized with it , he would be both careful not to in- criminate Cicero and loath to repeat it himself . 306. Murrellus and Flavius , for pulling ...
Page 120
... Wright , Shakespeare had in mind the lions which were kept in the Tower of London . 91. Have Thewes : According to Collier , ' thew , ' as It used here , is from the Saxon word for 120 I. iii . THE TRAGEDIE OF JULIUS CÆSAR.
... Wright , Shakespeare had in mind the lions which were kept in the Tower of London . 91. Have Thewes : According to Collier , ' thew , ' as It used here , is from the Saxon word for 120 I. iii . THE TRAGEDIE OF JULIUS CÆSAR.
Page 121
... mind . ' It is found rarely before Shakespeare's day in the sense in which he uses it . 128. flearing : This word , with the meaning ' grin- ning ' or ' sneering , ' as here , is found in Nash's ' Have with you to Saffron Walden ...
... mind . ' It is found rarely before Shakespeare's day in the sense in which he uses it . 128. flearing : This word , with the meaning ' grin- ning ' or ' sneering , ' as here , is found in Nash's ' Have with you to Saffron Walden ...
Page 125
... mind or not , " fifteen " is according to Roman usage . ' 74. The Genius , and the mortall Instruments : Genius seems to us to refer to the spirit within , the daimon ' familiar to Brutus as a lover of Plato and Socrates . The mortall ...
... mind or not , " fifteen " is according to Roman usage . ' 74. The Genius , and the mortall Instruments : Genius seems to us to refer to the spirit within , the daimon ' familiar to Brutus as a lover of Plato and Socrates . The mortall ...
Page 126
... mind that there should be no difficulty about it . Yet Coleridge first , and Grant White later , failed to see the figure , and conjectured path to be a misprint for ' put . ' In the Quarto of 1691 it appears as ' hath . ' In Song II of ...
... mind that there should be no difficulty about it . Yet Coleridge first , and Grant White later , failed to see the figure , and conjectured path to be a misprint for ' put . ' In the Quarto of 1691 it appears as ' hath . ' In Song II of ...
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