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8 ) , at ¡° unpeople this my realm ¡± ( 1. i . 126 ) , and at " ground gape , and swallow ¡± ( 1. i . 161 ) are common to both plays . The changes are mostly in order to obtain metrical verse . Note ¡° get thee gone " ( 258 ) , said to ...
8 ) , at ¡° unpeople this my realm ¡± ( 1. i . 126 ) , and at " ground gape , and swallow ¡± ( 1. i . 161 ) are common to both plays . The changes are mostly in order to obtain metrical verse . Note ¡° get thee gone " ( 258 ) , said to ...
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In the same speech of Gloucester's , another line , " Down , down . . . say I sent thee " ¡° ( 67 ) , has been brought forward in support of Greene's authorship from its resemblance to a passage in his Alphonsus .
In the same speech of Gloucester's , another line , " Down , down . . . say I sent thee " ¡° ( 67 ) , has been brought forward in support of Greene's authorship from its resemblance to a passage in his Alphonsus .
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thee . Q Reading Ff Reading 1. i . 11 . Is either slaine or Is either slaine or wounded wounded dangerouslie . dangerous . 1. i . 261. When I return with When I return with victorie to victorie from the field . the field ( corrected Ff ...
thee . Q Reading Ff Reading 1. i . 11 . Is either slaine or Is either slaine or wounded wounded dangerouslie . dangerous . 1. i . 261. When I return with When I return with victorie to victorie from the field . the field ( corrected Ff ...
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49 Q ) ; go sent thee to Hell ( v . vi . 67 ) ; ramping lion ( v . ii . 13 ) . Of these , entreat him fair , lukewarm blood , younker prancing to his love , prime of youth , night's black mantle , are not in Q. Enough possibly remains ...
49 Q ) ; go sent thee to Hell ( v . vi . 67 ) ; ramping lion ( v . ii . 13 ) . Of these , entreat him fair , lukewarm blood , younker prancing to his love , prime of youth , night's black mantle , are not in Q. Enough possibly remains ...
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I girt thee with . Tamburlaine , Part II . II . v . ( 58 , a ) : ¡° to girt Natolia's walls with siege . " III . iii . 7. We'll pull his plumes and take away his train . Tamburlaine , Part I. 1.li. ( 7 , b ) : " Tamburlaine That ... as I ...
I girt thee with . Tamburlaine , Part II . II . v . ( 58 , a ) : ¡° to girt Natolia's walls with siege . " III . iii . 7. We'll pull his plumes and take away his train . Tamburlaine , Part I. 1.li. ( 7 , b ) : " Tamburlaine That ... as I ...
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