...Why dost thou not forswear thyself then," replied Stratonicus, " to be dismissed from this accursed place ?" Hall has a fine allusion to the next verse...harmonious monosyllables ! but this is surpassed by that Death, the great teacher, Death alone proclaims The true dimensions of our puny frames. The daring...

...Why dost thou not forswear thyself then," replied Stratonicus, " to be dismissed from this accursed place ?" Hall has a fine allusion to the next verse:..." And he that cares for most, shall find no more." Death, the great teacher, Death alone proclaims The true dimensions of our puny frames. The daring...

...Why dost thou not forswear thyself then," replied Stratonicus, " to be dismissed from this accursed place ?" Hall has a fine allusion to the next verse:..." And he that cares for most, shall find no more." Death, the great teacher, Death alone proclaims The true dimensions of our puny frames. The daring;...

...tales in Grecian story found, Were once believed: — of Athos sail'd around, beautiful and pathetick apostrophe of Prince Henry to the lifeless remains...: " • Fare thee well, great heart ! " Ill-weav'd ambitiou, how much ait thou shrunk ! " When that tins body c'tid contain a spirit, " A kingdom for...

...ere thou hadst purchase bought, Or welthier wexen '° by such idle thought. Fond foole ! six feete shall serve for all thy store; And he, that cares for most, shall find no more. We scorne tbat welth should be the finall end, Whereto the heavenly Muse her course doth bend ; And...

...be, ere thou hadst purchase bought, Or welthier wexen20 by such idle thought. Fond foole ! six feete shall serve for all thy store ; And he, that cares for most, shall find no more. We scorne that welth should be the finall end, Whereto the heavenly Muse her course doth bend ; And...

...infinite ? Long would it be ere thou hast purchase bought, Or weltliier wexen by such idle thought. Fond fool ! six feet shall serve for all thy store ; And he that cares for most shall find no more. We scorne that wealth should be the final! end, Whereto the heavenly Muse her course doth bend ; And...

...Act ii. Sc. 2. " — Give me thy hand, thou shalt have a share in our purchase, as I am a true inau." Fond fool ! six feet shall serve for all thy store ; And he that cares for most shall find no more. We scorn that wealth should be the final end, Whereto the heav'nly Muse her course doth bend ; And...

...hast purchase bought, 5 j Or welthier wexen by such idle thought. Fond foole, six feet shall serue for all thy store ; And he that cares for most shall find no more. We scorne that wealth should be the finall end, Whereto the heauenly Muse her course doth bend ; 60...

...infinite ? Long would it be ere thou hast purchase bought, Or welthier wexen by such idle thought. Fond fool ! six feet shall serve for all thy store ; And he that cares for most shall find no more. We scorne that wealth should be the finall end, Whereto the heavenly Muse her course doth bend ; And...