The Plays of William Shakespeare: In Twenty-one Volumes, with the Corrections and Illustrations of Various Commentators, to which are Added Notes, Volume 15 |
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... with full consento bellied his sails ; The seas and winds ( old wranglers ) took a
truce , And did him service : he touch ' d the ports desir ' d ; And , for an old aunt ,
whom the Greeks held cap . tive , 9 - soil ' d them ; ] So reads the quarto .
... with full consento bellied his sails ; The seas and winds ( old wranglers ) took a
truce , And did him service : he touch ' d the ports desir ' d ; And , for an old aunt ,
whom the Greeks held cap . tive , 9 - soil ' d them ; ] So reads the quarto .
Page 320
The old quarto reads : His course and time : This speech is unfaithfully printed in
modern editions . INSON . The quarto reads : His course and time , his ebbs and
flows , and if The passage and whole stream of his commencement Rode on his
...
The old quarto reads : His course and time : This speech is unfaithfully printed in
modern editions . INSON . The quarto reads : His course and time , his ebbs and
flows , and if The passage and whole stream of his commencement Rode on his
...
Page 393
o heavy heart,'] 0, which is not in the old copy, was added, for the sake of the
metre, by Mr. Pope. Malone. 9 strain'd — ] So the quarto. The folio and all the
moderns have— strange. Johnson, Tro. From Troy, and Troilus. Cres. Is it
possible ? sc.
o heavy heart,'] 0, which is not in the old copy, was added, for the sake of the
metre, by Mr. Pope. Malone. 9 strain'd — ] So the quarto. The folio and all the
moderns have— strange. Johnson, Tro. From Troy, and Troilus. Cres. Is it
possible ? sc.
Page 355
The modern editions read - - if ever you prove false to one another ; but the
reading of the text is that of the quarto and folio , and was the phraseology of
Shakspeare ' s age . MALONE . It is clearly the intention of the poet that this
imprecation ...
The modern editions read - - if ever you prove false to one another ; but the
reading of the text is that of the quarto and folio , and was the phraseology of
Shakspeare ' s age . MALONE . It is clearly the intention of the poet that this
imprecation ...
Page 367
MALONE o fasting - ] Quarto . The folio has feasting . Either word may bear a
good sense . JOHNSON . I have preferred fasting , the reading of the quarto , to
feasting , which we find in the folio , not only because the quarto copies are in ...
MALONE o fasting - ] Quarto . The folio has feasting . Either word may bear a
good sense . JOHNSON . I have preferred fasting , the reading of the quarto , to
feasting , which we find in the folio , not only because the quarto copies are in ...
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