Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Volume 5McKay, 1900 |
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Page 115
... Theobald was right when he conjectured that " the poet had in his first plan designed such a character , which , on a survey of it , he found would be superfluous , and therefore he left it out . " One thing I hold for certain , - that ...
... Theobald was right when he conjectured that " the poet had in his first plan designed such a character , which , on a survey of it , he found would be superfluous , and therefore he left it out . " One thing I hold for certain , - that ...
Page 117
... Theobald and Dyce add " it . ” Collier's Ms. Corrector reads Grant White pronounces the " You have till of late . ” 45. And who , and who ? second " and who " to be " an accidental repetition ; " but Walker ( Crit . Exam . iii . 29 ) ...
... Theobald and Dyce add " it . ” Collier's Ms. Corrector reads Grant White pronounces the " You have till of late . ” 45. And who , and who ? second " and who " to be " an accidental repetition ; " but Walker ( Crit . Exam . iii . 29 ) ...
Page 119
... Theobald ( Warburton ) to " impassable , " by Hanmer to " impetuous , " etc. But Shakespeare , like other early writers , employs the word " impossible " with great license : so , before in this scene ( line 121 ) , we have " impossible ...
... Theobald ( Warburton ) to " impassable , " by Hanmer to " impetuous , " etc. But Shakespeare , like other early writers , employs the word " impossible " with great license : so , before in this scene ( line 121 ) , we have " impossible ...
Page 122
... Theobald to " with her heels upwards . " Steevens observes that the old reading may mean “ She shall be buried in her lover's arms ; " and Malone , approving of that interpretation , adds , " Don Pedro is evidently play- ing on the word ...
... Theobald to " with her heels upwards . " Steevens observes that the old reading may mean “ She shall be buried in her lover's arms ; " and Malone , approving of that interpretation , adds , " Don Pedro is evidently play- ing on the word ...
Page 123
... Theobald . SCENE IV . -19 . down sleeves . — sleeves . Here " side sleeves " " That is , down the are " long , hanging sleeves , " and " round " is equivalent to " roundabout . ” SCENE V. -43 . aspicious . So the old editions ( “ aspi ...
... Theobald . SCENE IV . -19 . down sleeves . — sleeves . Here " side sleeves " " That is , down the are " long , hanging sleeves , " and " round " is equivalent to " roundabout . ” SCENE V. -43 . aspicious . So the old editions ( “ aspi ...
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