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... with the eager question , ' Will it serve as a model to build mischief on ? But egoism so unalloyed as his is self - destructive ; and the sense that it is so tempers the foreboding it inspires 6 Much Ado About Nothing.
... with the eager question , ' Will it serve as a model to build mischief on ? But egoism so unalloyed as his is self - destructive ; and the sense that it is so tempers the foreboding it inspires 6 Much Ado About Nothing.
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sense that it is so tempers the foreboding it inspires . He is a ' plain - dealing villain , ' whose ' tart looks ' give fair warning of his disposition ; one too indolent and too dull to arm himself with the successful criminal's ...
sense that it is so tempers the foreboding it inspires . He is a ' plain - dealing villain , ' whose ' tart looks ' give fair warning of his disposition ; one too indolent and too dull to arm himself with the successful criminal's ...
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Very easily possible : he wears his faith 66. his five wits ; the five wits ' meant sometimes the five senses , sometimes the five mental ' faculties ' of common wit , imagination , fantasy , estimation , memory .
Very easily possible : he wears his faith 66. his five wits ; the five wits ' meant sometimes the five senses , sometimes the five mental ' faculties ' of common wit , imagination , fantasy , estimation , memory .
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VOL . III 180 17 200. wear his cap with suspicion , ( either ) incurring the suspicion that he has ' horns under it , ( or ) suspecting that another has worn his ( night- ) cap . The ultimate sense is the same .
VOL . III 180 17 200. wear his cap with suspicion , ( either ) incurring the suspicion that he has ' horns under it , ( or ) suspecting that another has worn his ( night- ) cap . The ultimate sense is the same .
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Benedick quibbles on ' draw ' in the sense of drag on hurdles to 4 30 50 execution . ' The quibble recurs in Meas . for Meas . ii . 1. 215 . D. Pedro . The greatest note of it is his 55 SC . II Much Ado About Nothing.
Benedick quibbles on ' draw ' in the sense of drag on hurdles to 4 30 50 execution . ' The quibble recurs in Meas . for Meas . ii . 1. 215 . D. Pedro . The greatest note of it is his 55 SC . II Much Ado About Nothing.
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| Título | The Works of Shakespeare, Volumen3 The Eversley edition The Works of Shakespeare, Charles Harold Herford |
| Autor | William Shakespeare |
| Editor | Charles Harold Herford |
| Editor | Macmillan Company, 1904 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Harvard |
| Digitalizado | 24 Abr. 2008 |
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