The Promus of Formularies and Elegancies: (being Private Notes, Circ. 1594, Hitherto Unpublished) by Francis Bacon, Illustrated and Elucidated by Passages from ShakespeareHoughton, Mifflin, & Company, 1883 - 628 pages |
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Page 46
... thine eyes ? Is it real that I see ? Hel , No , good my lord : ' Tis but the shadow of a wife you see ; The name and not the thing . The last two lines seem to suggest the double idea of ' royal ' and ' actual , ' or genuine ; perhaps ...
... thine eyes ? Is it real that I see ? Hel , No , good my lord : ' Tis but the shadow of a wife you see ; The name and not the thing . The last two lines seem to suggest the double idea of ' royal ' and ' actual , ' or genuine ; perhaps ...
Page 103
... thine avail . . . . I'll stay at home and pray God's blessing unto thine attempt . ( All's Well , i . 3. ) 47. Quien nesciamente pecca nesciamente va al in- ferno . ( He who ignorantly sins , ignorantly goes to hell . ) Sayest thou the ...
... thine avail . . . . I'll stay at home and pray God's blessing unto thine attempt . ( All's Well , i . 3. ) 47. Quien nesciamente pecca nesciamente va al in- ferno . ( He who ignorantly sins , ignorantly goes to hell . ) Sayest thou the ...
Page 105
... it should find a harbour . ( 2 Hen . VI . v . 2. ) Trust none , for oaths are straws , men's faith are wafer - cakes . ( Hen . V. ii . 3. ) Now does thine honour stand , In him that was FUL . 81 . 105 VIRGIL'S ÆNEID .
... it should find a harbour . ( 2 Hen . VI . v . 2. ) Trust none , for oaths are straws , men's faith are wafer - cakes . ( Hen . V. ii . 3. ) Now does thine honour stand , In him that was FUL . 81 . 105 VIRGIL'S ÆNEID .
Page 106
... thine honour stand , In him that was of late a heretic , As firm as faith . ( Mer . Wiv . iv . 4. ) Trust no agent ; for beauty is a witch , against whose charms Faith melteth into blood . ( M. Ado , ii . 1. ) ( See John iii . 1 , 8-10 ...
... thine honour stand , In him that was of late a heretic , As firm as faith . ( Mer . Wiv . iv . 4. ) Trust no agent ; for beauty is a witch , against whose charms Faith melteth into blood . ( M. Ado , ii . 1. ) ( See John iii . 1 , 8-10 ...
Page 110
... thine ear ? ( Cymb . iii . 1. ) It is the disease of not hearing and the malady of not mark- ing that I am troubled with , & c . ( 2 Hen . IV . i . 2. ) 76. Suspicio fragilem fidem solvit , fortem incendit . ( Suspicion dissolves a weak ...
... thine ear ? ( Cymb . iii . 1. ) It is the disease of not hearing and the malady of not mark- ing that I am troubled with , & c . ( 2 Hen . IV . i . 2. ) 76. Suspicio fragilem fidem solvit , fortem incendit . ( Suspicion dissolves a weak ...
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