The Works of Shakespeare ..., Volume 6Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1901 |
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Page 144
... Capell . 257. So , - ] Capell , So , F. below , and does he mean that in the present world reverence acts as a divid- ing angel ? Ulysses in Troilus and Cressida , in a remarkable passage ( 1. iii . 83 sqq . ) justifies distinctions of ...
... Capell . 257. So , - ] Capell , So , F. below , and does he mean that in the present world reverence acts as a divid- ing angel ? Ulysses in Troilus and Cressida , in a remarkable passage ( 1. iii . 83 sqq . ) justifies distinctions of ...
Page 153
... Capell conject . " great'st . " 6. desperate bed a sick - bed without hope of recovery . i1 . enforce ] force , as in v . v . 283 . 16. First Lord ] Capell , Lord F. " " 13. humbly ] Pope omits this word ; Hanmer in line 15 for " your ...
... Capell conject . " great'st . " 6. desperate bed a sick - bed without hope of recovery . i1 . enforce ] force , as in v . v . 283 . 16. First Lord ] Capell , Lord F. " " 13. humbly ] Pope omits this word ; Hanmer in line 15 for " your ...
Page 209
... Capell reads " thy " ; Keightley , " this thy " ; Delius con- jectures " your . " " " 451. were clipp'd ] wert embraced ; for " clipp'd " compare II . iii . 138 . Vaughan , reading in line 449 with Capell thy most constant wife ...
... Capell reads " thy " ; Keightley , " this thy " ; Delius con- jectures " your . " " " 451. were clipp'd ] wert embraced ; for " clipp'd " compare II . iii . 138 . Vaughan , reading in line 449 with Capell thy most constant wife ...
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