The Works of William Shakespeare: The Plays Ed. from the Folio of MDCXXIII, with Various Readings from All the Editions and All the Commentators, Notes, Introductory Remarks, a Historical Sketch of the Text, an Account of the Rise and Progress of the English Drama, a Memoir of the Poet, and an Essay Upon the Genius, Volume 6Little, Brown and Company, 1883 |
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Page 139
... omitted ; and some stanzas which appeared in this edition were then printed for the first time . Now it is only in those parts of the poem which had been rewritten for this second edition of 1595 , or which were newly written for it ...
... omitted ; and some stanzas which appeared in this edition were then printed for the first time . Now it is only in those parts of the poem which had been rewritten for this second edition of 1595 , or which were newly written for it ...
Page 142
... omitted in the performance and in the published text in 1598 , when Elizabeth was still alive , and not in 1608 , when James had reigned for five quiet years , the reader of the first part of these remarks need not be here informed ...
... omitted in the performance and in the published text in 1598 , when Elizabeth was still alive , and not in 1608 , when James had reigned for five quiet years , the reader of the first part of these remarks need not be here informed ...
Page 247
... omitted in all other editions , is found in the quarto of 1597. The omis- sion in the quarto of 1598 seems very clearly to have been accidental , and its perpetuation due to oversight . ་ " a dear account " : - Mr. Collier's folio of ...
... omitted in all other editions , is found in the quarto of 1597. The omis- sion in the quarto of 1598 seems very clearly to have been accidental , and its perpetuation due to oversight . ་ " a dear account " : - Mr. Collier's folio of ...
Page 249
... omitted , appears by the orthography of the folio unpeopel'd , which shows that the full pronuncia- tion of the participle in Shakespeare's day was unpeople - ed . " Desolate , desolate Mr. Collier's folio of 1632 has " Desolate ...
... omitted , appears by the orthography of the folio unpeopel'd , which shows that the full pronuncia- tion of the participle in Shakespeare's day was unpeople - ed . " Desolate , desolate Mr. Collier's folio of 1632 has " Desolate ...
Page 250
... the quartos , are , doubtless by mere accident , omitted in the folio . 661 - upon pain of death " : - The quartos read " pain of life , " as at the end of the King's next speech ; and p . 161 . p . 162 . " I 250 ACT I. KING RICHARD II .
... the quartos , are , doubtless by mere accident , omitted in the folio . 661 - upon pain of death " : - The quartos read " pain of life , " as at the end of the King's next speech ; and p . 161 . p . 162 . " I 250 ACT I. KING RICHARD II .
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