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Page xvi
... folio never designates the Steward by his proper name , but only by that of his office ; and so I print it all through the play , though the folio repeatedly calls him Flavius in the Anonymous portion aforesaid . " In I. i . there is a ...
... folio never designates the Steward by his proper name , but only by that of his office ; and so I print it all through the play , though the folio repeatedly calls him Flavius in the Anonymous portion aforesaid . " In I. i . there is a ...
Page xxiii
... ( 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 none . ' So in the banquet there is ' Sound ...
... ( 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 none . ' So in the banquet there is ' Sound ...
Page 66
... folios . Dyce says that Lucius's name certainly ought to occur here , and Lloyd would read , " Lucius , Ventidius ... folio ; the rest have " That thriv'd , give him over . " Pope edited " Three give him over ? " Theo- bald , " Thriv ...
... folios . Dyce says that Lucius's name certainly ought to occur here , and Lloyd would read , " Lucius , Ventidius ... folio ; the rest have " That thriv'd , give him over . " Pope edited " Three give him over ? " Theo- bald , " Thriv ...
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