The Plays of William Shakspeare: With the Corrections and Illustrations of Various Commentators, to which are Added Notes, Volume 5J. Johnson, 1803 |
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... said to arise at once from conscious guilt and pretended ignorance . I have , however , adopted Mr. Malone's reftoration . STEEVENS . s You Banbury cheese ! ] This is faid in allufion to the thin carcafe of Slender . The fame thought ...
... said to arise at once from conscious guilt and pretended ignorance . I have , however , adopted Mr. Malone's reftoration . STEEVENS . s You Banbury cheese ! ] This is faid in allufion to the thin carcafe of Slender . The fame thought ...
Page 37
... Said I not wel ? I cannot fpeke in terme : " v . 12,246 . and adds , “ it may be fufficient with the other circumstances of general resemblance , to make us believe that Shakspeare , when he drew that character , had not forgotten his ...
... Said I not wel ? I cannot fpeke in terme : " v . 12,246 . and adds , “ it may be fufficient with the other circumstances of general resemblance , to make us believe that Shakspeare , when he drew that character , had not forgotten his ...
Page 99
... said ten o'clock the time was between ten and eleven ; and his im- patient suspicion was not likely to stay beyond the time . : JOHNSON . It was neceffary for the plot that he should mistake the hour , and come too late . M. MASON . It ...
... said ten o'clock the time was between ten and eleven ; and his im- patient suspicion was not likely to stay beyond the time . : JOHNSON . It was neceffary for the plot that he should mistake the hour , and come too late . M. MASON . It ...
Page 265
... said it was a gen- tleman . He was afked , what gentleman ? and he makes this reply ; which , it is plain , is corrupt , and should be read thus : ' Tis a gentleman - heir . i.e. fome lady's eldest son just come out of the nursery ; for ...
... said it was a gen- tleman . He was afked , what gentleman ? and he makes this reply ; which , it is plain , is corrupt , and should be read thus : ' Tis a gentleman - heir . i.e. fome lady's eldest son just come out of the nursery ; for ...
Page 312
... said they had more conftancy in love than men . M. MASON . Mr. Mason would read - fuffers ; but there is no need of change . Suffer is governed by women , implied under the words , " their love . " The love of women , & c . who fuffer ...
... said they had more conftancy in love than men . M. MASON . Mr. Mason would read - fuffers ; but there is no need of change . Suffer is governed by women , implied under the words , " their love . " The love of women , & c . who fuffer ...
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