The Works of Shakespeare ..., Volume 6Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1901 |
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... Theobald , Lady F. 5. Pleaseth ] So Lyly , Euphues ( ed . Arber , p . 52 ) , " Pleaseth it you therefore to sit downe to supper . " 99 6. I ... offence ] Vaughan would place these words in marks of paren- thesis ; F , as virtually here ...
... Theobald , Lady F. 5. Pleaseth ] So Lyly , Euphues ( ed . Arber , p . 52 ) , " Pleaseth it you therefore to sit downe to supper . " 99 6. I ... offence ] Vaughan would place these words in marks of paren- thesis ; F , as virtually here ...
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... Theobald , fairest , F. 95. deep ] weighty . Rolfe : " Deep ' is elsewhere associated with swearing ; as in Sonnets , clii .: " I have sworn deep oaths . " 100. equal discourtesy ] discourtesy equal to your best kindness . Wyatt thinks ...
... Theobald , fairest , F. 95. deep ] weighty . Rolfe : " Deep ' is elsewhere associated with swearing ; as in Sonnets , clii .: " I have sworn deep oaths . " 100. equal discourtesy ] discourtesy equal to your best kindness . Wyatt thinks ...
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... Theobald read “ E'er " ( ere ) , but needlessly , for or may be the archaic form of " ere , of frequent Occurrence ; e.g. Hamlet , 1. ii . 183 : " Or ever I had seen that day . " 15. their grief ] Perhaps this means not the grief of the ...
... Theobald read “ E'er " ( ere ) , but needlessly , for or may be the archaic form of " ere , of frequent Occurrence ; e.g. Hamlet , 1. ii . 183 : " Or ever I had seen that day . " 15. their grief ] Perhaps this means not the grief of the ...
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