The Works of Shakespeare, Volume 1Routledge, 1862 |
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... quarto of 1600 , omitting some short portions and words here and there , and making some trivial changes , mostly for the worse : -that they printed Love's Labour's Lost from the quarto of 1598 , occasionally copying the old errors of ...
... quarto of 1600 , omitting some short portions and words here and there , and making some trivial changes , mostly for the worse : -that they printed Love's Labour's Lost from the quarto of 1598 , occasionally copying the old errors of ...
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... quarto ; the first folio reads strife . b My Romeo's name . ] So the quarto , 1597 ; that of 1599 , and first folio , read only , " of my Romeo . " • My dear ! ] The quarto , 1597 , has madam ; that of 1599 , and folio , 1623 , have My ...
... quarto ; the first folio reads strife . b My Romeo's name . ] So the quarto , 1597 ; that of 1599 , and first folio , read only , " of my Romeo . " • My dear ! ] The quarto , 1597 , has madam ; that of 1599 , and folio , 1623 , have My ...
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... quarto , 1599 , and folio , 1623 ; the undated quarto reads , air . The reading of earth , besides being philosophically true , is strongly supported by a line in our author's " Rape of Lucrece , " - " But as the earth doth weep , the ...
... quarto , 1599 , and folio , 1623 ; the undated quarto reads , air . The reading of earth , besides being philosophically true , is strongly supported by a line in our author's " Rape of Lucrece , " - " But as the earth doth weep , the ...
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