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SIM. SURE. Is there any man but I, Sim. Suresby, alone, That would have taken such an enterprise him upon; In such an outrageous tempest as this was, Such a dangerous gulf of the sea to pass? I think verily Neptune's mighty godship Was angry with some that was in our ship, And...
The interlude, presented to the modern reader for the first time in the following pages, was printed from a copy formerly in the possession of Steevens, the eminent Shakspearian...
3. scene 4.--_Cooper.[142] So in "The Maid's Metamorphosis," 1600; "In vain, I fear, _I beat my brains_ about." These expressions have the same signification as the "_Cudgel thy brains no more about...
4. act i., sc. 1--[231] In the ancient moralities, and in many of the earliest entertainments of the stage, the devil is introduced as a character, and it appears to have been customary to bring...
2. act ii., sc. 4.--_Cooper.SIM. SURE. Is there any man but I, Sim. Suresby, alone, That would have taken such an enterprise him upon; In such an outrageous tempest as this was, Such a dangerous gulf of th...
5. l. 705--"Upon a day he gat him more moneie Than that the persone gat in monthes tweie. And thus with fained flattering and _japes_, He made the persone and the peple his apes."
1. act ii., sc. 3 [sign. E 2, _verso_]--