The Plays of William Shakespeare, Volume 1Cassell, Petter & Galpin, 1865 - 1308 pages |
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Page 182
... Folio , and has been given in all editions since . The recurrence of that word two lines farther on has been pointed ... Folio instead of ' so ' in the first Folio . ( 12 ) To seek thy help by beneficial help . It has been proposed to ...
... Folio , and has been given in all editions since . The recurrence of that word two lines farther on has been pointed ... Folio instead of ' so ' in the first Folio . ( 12 ) To seek thy help by beneficial help . It has been proposed to ...
Page 499
... Folio mis- prints charge for " change " ( the word in the second Folio ) , and old ' for " odd " ( Theobald's correction ) . ( 14 ) Stale . The word is here used in combined reference to its meaning of decoy , ' ' lure , ' or ' bait ...
... Folio mis- prints charge for " change " ( the word in the second Folio ) , and old ' for " odd " ( Theobald's correction ) . ( 14 ) Stale . The word is here used in combined reference to its meaning of decoy , ' ' lure , ' or ' bait ...
Page 616
... Folio prints ' mettle , ' which some editors have changed to ' metal , ' while the second Folio gives " nettle . " We adopt the latter reading as far the likeliest word to be here used . Sir Toby would hardly use metal of India " as a ...
... Folio prints ' mettle , ' which some editors have changed to ' metal , ' while the second Folio gives " nettle . " We adopt the latter reading as far the likeliest word to be here used . Sir Toby would hardly use metal of India " as a ...
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THE TEMPEST | 1 |
THE TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA | 45 |
THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR | 83 |
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