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44. beastly 46. retold ] Qq ; re - told Ff . 66 32 : Hudson explains “ on which the king Unto the leading of Alvares Peres , has set his heart . " etc. ” . Warburton explains " limits of 33. expedience ...
44. beastly 46. retold ] Qq ; re - told Ff . 66 32 : Hudson explains “ on which the king Unto the leading of Alvares Peres , has set his heart . " etc. ” . Warburton explains " limits of 33. expedience ...
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Steevens ebb and flow , ” etc .; explains : “ let not us who are body and Dekker , London Triumphing squires to the night , ” i.e. adorn the ( Pearson , iii .
Steevens ebb and flow , ” etc .; explains : “ let not us who are body and Dekker , London Triumphing squires to the night , ” i.e. adorn the ( Pearson , iii .
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Johnson explains as a wicked was baffled and disgrac'd , " and Marston , trick of repeating and applying holy What You Will , iv . i : “ Bar mee my texts , " and Malone as “ citation or re- house ; beate mee , -baffle mee , -- scoffe ...
Johnson explains as a wicked was baffled and disgrac'd , " and Marston , trick of repeating and applying holy What You Will , iv . i : “ Bar mee my texts , " and Malone as “ citation or re- house ; beate mee , -baffle mee , -- scoffe ...
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Schmidt explains as slightKnavesby . Are these ladies ingly . terms ? 54. shine so brisk ] Cf. Chapman , 47. question'd ] Perhaps “ talked to , ” Jonson and Marston , Eastward Ho , as sometimes elsewhere . Good Lord , how he shines !
Schmidt explains as slightKnavesby . Are these ladies ingly . terms ? 54. shine so brisk ] Cf. Chapman , 47. question'd ] Perhaps “ talked to , ” Jonson and Marston , Eastward Ho , as sometimes elsewhere . Good Lord , how he shines !
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Wright explains ( McKerrow , ii . 297 ) : “ their oaths went " To do him ... said " as “ to injure for currant ; I was quit by proclama- him or in any way put such a construction . " tion upon his words as to make them 71.
Wright explains ( McKerrow , ii . 297 ) : “ their oaths went " To do him ... said " as “ to injure for currant ; I was quit by proclama- him or in any way put such a construction . " tion upon his words as to make them 71.
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| Title | The Works of Shakespeare ... The Eversley edition Volume 9 of The Works of Shakespeare, William Shakespeare |
| Author | William Shakespeare |
| Editor | Charles Harold Herford |
| Publisher | Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1919 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 22 May 2008 |
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