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... face , to wit , a merry countenance : and the Romans a tragical face , to say , a grim look . ' But to reckon up all the foolish sports they made , revelling in this sort , it were too fond a part of me , and therefore I will only tell ...
... face , to wit , a merry countenance : and the Romans a tragical face , to say , a grim look . ' But to reckon up all the foolish sports they made , revelling in this sort , it were too fond a part of me , and therefore I will only tell ...
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... face . If ( Rowe ) F. ' face if ' . Mod . edd . ' face : if ' . 41. formal v . G. A Fury represents the extreme form of madness ( cf. Err . 5. 1. 147 ) . Will't ( Rowe ) F. ' Wilt ' . 43. is well ( Tyrwhitt + mod . edd . 170 2.5 . NOTES.
... face . If ( Rowe ) F. ' face if ' . Mod . edd . ' face : if ' . 41. formal v . G. A Fury represents the extreme form of madness ( cf. Err . 5. 1. 147 ) . Will't ( Rowe ) F. ' Wilt ' . 43. is well ( Tyrwhitt + mod . edd . 170 2.5 . NOTES.
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... face ) ; 2. 5. 112 . FEEDER , lit. one who eats at another's expense ; hence parasite ( cf. Timon , 2. 2 . 168 ) ; 3. 13. 109 . FETCH IN , close in on , surround ( O.E.D. 15b ) ( cf. Cymb . 4 . 2. 141 ) ; 4. I. 14 . FEVER ( vb ...
... face ) ; 2. 5. 112 . FEEDER , lit. one who eats at another's expense ; hence parasite ( cf. Timon , 2. 2 . 168 ) ; 3. 13. 109 . FETCH IN , close in on , surround ( O.E.D. 15b ) ( cf. Cymb . 4 . 2. 141 ) ; 4. I. 14 . FEVER ( vb ...
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CLEOPATRA FRONTISPIECE | vii |
THE STAGE HISTORY | xxxvii |
THE COPY FOR THE TEXT OF 1623 | 124 |
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