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... enter - Banditti ! more talk with Banditti 63 lines , and then enter - Steward ! more talk ( 80 lines ) , and then at last enter ' poet and painter ' ! To avoid this , modern editors make the curtain fall when the steward goes out ; but ...
... enter - Banditti ! more talk with Banditti 63 lines , and then enter - Steward ! more talk ( 80 lines ) , and then at last enter ' poet and painter ' ! To avoid this , modern editors make the curtain fall when the steward goes out ; but ...
Page xxiii
... enter on their cue . In Act I. scene i . ( folio ) , is ' Enter Apermantus ' opposite ' Well mocked , ' though he is only seen as in the distance by Timon after the Merchant's next words , and does not enter till after ' Hee'l spare ...
... enter on their cue . In Act I. scene i . ( folio ) , is ' Enter Apermantus ' opposite ' Well mocked , ' though he is only seen as in the distance by Timon after the Merchant's next words , and does not enter till after ' Hee'l spare ...
Page 35
... enter- tainment . Flav . [ Aside . ] I scarce know how . Enter another Servant . Second Serv . May it please your honour , Lord Lucius , Out of his free love , hath presented to you Four milk - white horses , trapp'd in silver . Tim . I ...
... enter- tainment . Flav . [ Aside . ] I scarce know how . Enter another Servant . Second Serv . May it please your honour , Lord Lucius , Out of his free love , hath presented to you Four milk - white horses , trapp'd in silver . Tim . I ...
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