Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Volume 5McKay, 1900 |
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Page 116
... W. N. Lettsom ) . 279. The fairest grant is the necessity . Hanmer alters " grant " to " plea ; " Collier's Ms. Corrector to " ground . " Hayley conjectured " The fairest grant is to necessity " ( Necessitas quod cogit defendit ) ...
... W. N. Lettsom ) . 279. The fairest grant is the necessity . Hanmer alters " grant " to " plea ; " Collier's Ms. Corrector to " ground . " Hayley conjectured " The fairest grant is to necessity " ( Necessitas quod cogit defendit ) ...
Page 122
... W. N. Lettsom writes to me : " Some very necessary words seem to have been omitted here . Query , Claud . Who , Hero ? my Hero ? Leonato's Hero ? ' " SCENE III . -104 . villany . The old reading ( « vil- lanie " ) . Warburton and Dyce ...
... W. N. Lettsom writes to me : " Some very necessary words seem to have been omitted here . Query , Claud . Who , Hero ? my Hero ? Leonato's Hero ? ' " SCENE III . -104 . villany . The old reading ( « vil- lanie " ) . Warburton and Dyce ...
Page 128
... W. N. Lettsom says : " If , according to the Cambridge Editors , the construction be the same , Bea- trice must be understood as saying , ' let me go with that I came with , ' — which would amount to an entreaty to Benedick to let her ...
... W. N. Lettsom says : " If , according to the Cambridge Editors , the construction be the same , Bea- trice must be understood as saying , ' let me go with that I came with , ' — which would amount to an entreaty to Benedick to let her ...
Page 263
... W. N. Lettsom thinks is right , understanding " sound " to mean " clear , not cracked . " and Dyce read " shrill in sound . " Grant White SCENE V. 51 . old copies that's as much to say as . Collier , who prints " that's as much as to ...
... W. N. Lettsom thinks is right , understanding " sound " to mean " clear , not cracked . " and Dyce read " shrill in sound . " Grant White SCENE V. 51 . old copies that's as much to say as . Collier , who prints " that's as much as to ...
Page 269
... W. N. Lettsom says : " It is to me a matter of doubt whether nettle ' was , as Malone says , an arbitrary alteration by the editor of the second folio , or a mere misprint for mettle ' [ the spell- ing in the first folio ] ; and ...
... W. N. Lettsom says : " It is to me a matter of doubt whether nettle ' was , as Malone says , an arbitrary alteration by the editor of the second folio , or a mere misprint for mettle ' [ the spell- ing in the first folio ] ; and ...
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