The Works of Shakespeare ...Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1899 |
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... [ Exit . mean " " 253. in paper ] has been explained to " in paper securities " instead of ready money - a sense which seems un- bearably tame . Warburton suggested " in proper , " but did not explain how this could be equivalent to " in ...
... [ Exit . mean " " 253. in paper ] has been explained to " in paper securities " instead of ready money - a sense which seems un- bearably tame . Warburton suggested " in proper , " but did not explain how this could be equivalent to " in ...
Page 45
... [ Exit . [ Exit . 50 Enter APEMANTUS and Fool . Caph . Stay , stay ; here comes the fool with Apemantus : let's ha ' some sport with ' em . non- 34. on forfeiture ] owing to observance of the terms of the loan . 35. and past ] and more ...
... [ Exit . [ Exit . 50 Enter APEMANTUS and Fool . Caph . Stay , stay ; here comes the fool with Apemantus : let's ha ' some sport with ' em . non- 34. on forfeiture ] owing to observance of the terms of the loan . 35. and past ] and more ...
Page 59
... [ Exit Servant . ] Draw nearer , honest Flaminius . Thy lord's a bountiful gentleman : but thou art wise ; and thou knowest well enough , although thou comest to me , that this is no time to lend money , especially upon bare friendship ...
... [ Exit Servant . ] Draw nearer , honest Flaminius . Thy lord's a bountiful gentleman : but thou art wise ; and thou knowest well enough , although thou comest to me , that this is no time to lend money , especially upon bare friendship ...
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