Critical, Historical, and Explanatory Notes on Shakespeare: With Emendations of the Text and Metre, Zväzok 1AMS Press, 1973 |
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... ( Ray's pro- verbial fentences ) " He hath need of a long " fpoon that eats with the devil . " The Scotch proverb . [ See Ray's Scotch pro- verbs . ] " He fhould have a long - hafted spoon " that fups kail with the devil . The Scotch ...
... ( Ray's pro- verbial fentences ) " He hath need of a long " fpoon that eats with the devil . " The Scotch proverb . [ See Ray's Scotch pro- verbs . ] " He fhould have a long - hafted spoon " that fups kail with the devil . The Scotch ...
Strana 124
... Ray's Proverbs , edit . 1678. p . 118 . Id . ib . p . 18 . Beatr . - He that is more than a youth , is not for me , and he that is less than a man , I am not for him ; therefore I will even take fixpence in earnest of the bear - berd ...
... Ray's Proverbs , edit . 1678. p . 118 . Id . ib . p . 18 . Beatr . - He that is more than a youth , is not for me , and he that is less than a man , I am not for him ; therefore I will even take fixpence in earnest of the bear - berd ...
Strana 175
... Ray's Proverbial sentences , p . 141 . Ben Johnson in Every man out of his humour , a & t 1. fc . 2 , calls the man whom fortune favours , the periphrafis of a fool . Sc . 8. p . 326 . Enter Orlando , with his fword drawn . Orl ...
... Ray's Proverbial sentences , p . 141 . Ben Johnson in Every man out of his humour , a & t 1. fc . 2 , calls the man whom fortune favours , the periphrafis of a fool . Sc . 8. p . 326 . Enter Orlando , with his fword drawn . Orl ...
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