The Works of Shakespeare: Much ado about nothing. 1923at the University Press, 1954 |
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... Caes . and Pompey had done before . Now whilst Ant . rode at anchor , lying idly in harbour at the head of Actium ... Caes . had quickly passed the sea Ionium and taken a place called Toryne , before Ant . understood that he had taken ...
... Caes . and Pompey had done before . Now whilst Ant . rode at anchor , lying idly in harbour at the head of Actium ... Caes . had quickly passed the sea Ionium and taken a place called Toryne , before Ant . understood that he had taken ...
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... Caes . After he had viewed the place very well , he came and reported her answer unto Caes .: who immediately sent Gallus to speak once again with her , and bad him purposely hold her with talk , whilst Proculeius did set up a ladder ...
... Caes . After he had viewed the place very well , he came and reported her answer unto Caes .: who immediately sent Gallus to speak once again with her , and bad him purposely hold her with talk , whilst Proculeius did set up a ladder ...
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... Caes . may well suspect some murderous intention towards himself . 14-15 . breaking ... crack Quibbles : v . G. 15. round Steev . conj . ' ruin'd ' . 16-17 . lions ... dens Cf. Caes . 1. 3. 20-1 . 26. friends ? ( Hanmer ) F. ' Friends ...
... Caes . may well suspect some murderous intention towards himself . 14-15 . breaking ... crack Quibbles : v . G. 15. round Steev . conj . ' ruin'd ' . 16-17 . lions ... dens Cf. Caes . 1. 3. 20-1 . 26. friends ? ( Hanmer ) F. ' Friends ...
Contents
CLEOPATRA FRONTISPIECE | vii |
THE STAGE HISTORY | xxxvii |
THE COPY FOR THE TEXT OF 1623 | 124 |
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