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INTRODUCTION [ It is greatly to be regretted that owing to the lamented death of the Editor , the three parts of Henry VI . had not the advantage of being printed under his own supervision . But his work has been preserved with all the ...
INTRODUCTION [ It is greatly to be regretted that owing to the lamented death of the Editor , the three parts of Henry VI . had not the advantage of being printed under his own supervision . But his work has been preserved with all the ...
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Soc . Trans . 1875-1876 , pp . 310 , 311 ) . She finds that " Henry VI . Parts II . and III . and Richard III . form a distinct and separate group . ¡± She finds in all of them a singular resemblance to the writings of Marlowe ...
Soc . Trans . 1875-1876 , pp . 310 , 311 ) . She finds that " Henry VI . Parts II . and III . and Richard III . form a distinct and separate group . ¡± She finds in all of them a singular resemblance to the writings of Marlowe ...
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81 ) , lines which have already done duty in 2 Henry VI . II . ii . 64-66 . The next noteworthy addition , about Kentishmen ( 1. ii . 42-43 ) , is also traceable to 2 Henry VI . . IV . vii . 60-61 . In both those passages the germ is in ...
81 ) , lines which have already done duty in 2 Henry VI . II . ii . 64-66 . The next noteworthy addition , about Kentishmen ( 1. ii . 42-43 ) , is also traceable to 2 Henry VI . . IV . vii . 60-61 . In both those passages the germ is in ...
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6 66 right by inserting a few words , ¡° Ah , what a shame were this " ( 39 ) , which would appear to have fallen out of Q. Act 11. Scene iii . ... ¡° Malignant star " is omitted ; it has been used in i Henry VI .
6 66 right by inserting a few words , ¡° Ah , what a shame were this " ( 39 ) , which would appear to have fallen out of Q. Act 11. Scene iii . ... ¡° Malignant star " is omitted ; it has been used in i Henry VI .
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See also the transposition of ¡° too soon , too late ¡± ( 92 , 93 ) , recalling a note from Lucrece which happens very often in Henry VI . The father's speech is entirely new ( excepting last line 122 ) and contains a thought from ...
See also the transposition of ¡° too soon , too late ¡± ( 92 , 93 ) , recalling a note from Lucrece which happens very often in Henry VI . The father's speech is entirely new ( excepting last line 122 ) and contains a thought from ...
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