human
Sed in eâ es urbe, in quâ hæc, vel plura, et ornatiora, _parietes ipsi loqui_ posse videantur.
gpt
N. & Q. are I believe, pleased by having their attention drawn to parallel passages in which a similarity of idea or thought is found. Let us adopt for conciseness the term
human
(frequently used in
gpt
N. & Q. ), as embracing every kind of similarity. Contributions of such passages to
human
N. & Q. would form a very interesting collection. I should be particularly pleased by a full collection of parallel passages from the Scriptures and ancient and modern literature, and especially Shakspeare. (See MR. BUCKTON'S
gpt
Shakspearian Parallels,
human
N. & Q., every note should refer to the note immediately preceding. I send the following parallel passages with some hesitation, because I have not my volumes of
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N. & Q.