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Identifier: playsofwilliamsh12shak (find matches)
Title: The plays of William Shakspeare : with the corrections and illustrations of various commentators, to which are added notes
Year: 1803 (1800s)
Authors: Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616 Steevens, George, 1736-1800 Reed, Isaac, 1742-1807 Johnson, Samuel, 1709-1784
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Publisher: London : Printed for J. Johnson ... (et al.)
Contributing Library: Brandeis University Libraries
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laijfez: maJoy, je ne veux point que vous ahhaijfez voftre gran-deur, en haifant la main dlme voftre indigne Jervi-teure; excufez moy, je vous fuppUe, mon trespuijpint feigneur. K. Hen. Then I will kifs your lips, Kate. Kath. Les dames, & damoifelles, pour ejirehaifees devant leur nopces, il n eft pas le coutume deFrance. K. Hen. Madam my interpreter, what fays (he ? Alice. Dat it is not be de fafhion pour lesladies of France,—I cannot tell what is, haifer, enEnglifh. K. Hen. To kifs. Alice. Your majefty entendre bettre que moy. K. Hen. It is not the fafhion for the maids inFrance to kifs before they are married, would fliefay? Alice. Ouy, vrayment. K. Hen. O, Kate, nice cuftoms curtfy to greatkings. Dear Kate, you and I cannot be confinedwithin the weak lifts of a countrys fafhion: weare the makers of manners, Kate; and the libertythat follows our places, flops the mouths of all •weakYi^—) i.e. flight barrier. So, in Othello: Cpnfine yourfelf within a patient HJi. Steevens.
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Cl^t^tl/i. ^ciiht IMjKe; ^/Bi^dJiTHBiTo KING HENRY V. 521 find-faults ; as I will do yours, for upholding thenice fafhion of your country, in denying me a kifs:therefore, patiently, and yielding. (^Kifsing hei\)You have witchcraft in your lips, Kate: there ismore eloquence in a fugar touch of them, than inthe tongues of the French council; and they fhouldfooner perfuade Harry of England, than a generalpetition of monarchs.^ Here comes your father. Enter the French King and Queen, Burgundy,Bedford, Gloster, Exeter, Westmore-land, ajid other French and Englifh Lords. Bur. God fave your majefty ! my royal coufin,teach you our princefs Englifh ? K. Hen. I would have her learn, my fair coufin,how perfectly I love her; and that is good Englifli. Bur. Is fhe not apt ? K. Hen. Our tongue is rough, coz ; and my con-dition is not fmooth t^ fo that, having neither thevoice nor the heart of flattery about me, I cannotfo conjure up the fpirit of love in her, that he willappear in his true likenefs

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