The Works of Shakespeare, 1권Methuen, 1904 |
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... terms that the correct version jeers at . corrupted for simplicity and brevity's sake . Decidedly At I. ii . II , after " pray you , " Sir Hugh says in the Quarto , " I must not be absent at the grace . I will go make an end , " etc ...
... terms that the correct version jeers at . corrupted for simplicity and brevity's sake . Decidedly At I. ii . II , after " pray you , " Sir Hugh says in the Quarto , " I must not be absent at the grace . I will go make an end , " etc ...
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... terms I have noticed the larger anomalies already ; the details cannot be dealt with seriatim without parallel texts . The above quotations are sufficient to show that the Quarto text needs careful study . An exact comparative analysis ...
... terms I have noticed the larger anomalies already ; the details cannot be dealt with seriatim without parallel texts . The above quotations are sufficient to show that the Quarto text needs careful study . An exact comparative analysis ...
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... terms of one belonging to court ( in III . iii . ) ; and after he is cudgelled for a witch , he speaks ( in IV . v . ) of how the news of his disgrace will be received at court- " they will whip me with their fine wits till I were as ...
... terms of one belonging to court ( in III . iii . ) ; and after he is cudgelled for a witch , he speaks ( in IV . v . ) of how the news of his disgrace will be received at court- " they will whip me with their fine wits till I were as ...
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... term for an old woman , a gillian . ) Possibly two distinct people are mixed up , and the witch may have come into existence in the play above mentioned . Shakespeare is not likely to have meant Copeland's heroine , who was only known ...
... term for an old woman , a gillian . ) Possibly two distinct people are mixed up , and the witch may have come into existence in the play above mentioned . Shakespeare is not likely to have meant Copeland's heroine , who was only known ...
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... terms , but he carries " high men and low men . " He is more a fool than a braggart . Basilisco is the more thrasonical of the two . Johnson gives Pistol the credit of being perhaps " the model of all the bullies that have yet appeared ...
... terms , but he carries " high men and low men . " He is more a fool than a braggart . Basilisco is the more thrasonical of the two . Johnson gives Pistol the credit of being perhaps " the model of all the bullies that have yet appeared ...
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