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Page viii
... , adopted the canvas of Timon's story as a fit vehicle of poetic satire , in the 1 Quoted by Rolfe , pp . 38 , 39 of his Introduction to Timon of Athens . se of the term , as distinguished alike from per- viii INTRODUCTION.
... , adopted the canvas of Timon's story as a fit vehicle of poetic satire , in the 1 Quoted by Rolfe , pp . 38 , 39 of his Introduction to Timon of Athens . se of the term , as distinguished alike from per- viii INTRODUCTION.
Page x
... Rolfe are in general accord . The conclusion at which Fleay arrived is shown in the subjoined conspectus of the portions which he assigns to Shakespeare and of the extent to which the two latter critics concur.1 Fleay . " Hudson . 3 Rolfe ...
... Rolfe are in general accord . The conclusion at which Fleay arrived is shown in the subjoined conspectus of the portions which he assigns to Shakespeare and of the extent to which the two latter critics concur.1 Fleay . " Hudson . 3 Rolfe ...
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... Rolfe takes it , quoting = Rape of Lucrece , 778 : With rotten damps ravish the morning air . " 3. below air ... Rolfe , Love's Labour's Lost , I. i . 23 , where " it " refers to the promise im- plied in the preceding clause . Of ...
... Rolfe takes it , quoting = Rape of Lucrece , 778 : With rotten damps ravish the morning air . " 3. below air ... Rolfe , Love's Labour's Lost , I. i . 23 , where " it " refers to the promise im- plied in the preceding clause . Of ...
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