The Works of Shakespeare ...Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1899 |
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... Steevens compares The Two Gentlemen of Verona , III . ii . 52 : " Therefore , as you unwind her love from him . You must provide to bottom it on me " ; for the converse idea , cp . Massinger , The Virgin Martyr , v . i . 38 : " I before ...
... Steevens compares The Two Gentlemen of Verona , III . ii . 52 : " Therefore , as you unwind her love from him . You must provide to bottom it on me " ; for the converse idea , cp . Massinger , The Virgin Martyr , v . i . 38 : " I before ...
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... Steevens added the stage- direction To Var . Serv . , and many editors follow him . In that case the meaning will be that Apemantus's retort , " No , ' tis to thyself , " had identified Varro's servant with a fool . ... 60. No , thou ...
... Steevens added the stage- direction To Var . Serv . , and many editors follow him . In that case the meaning will be that Apemantus's retort , " No , ' tis to thyself , " had identified Varro's servant with a fool . ... 60. No , thou ...
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... Steevens believes that " this coin is from the mint of the poet . Cp . Jonson , Volpone , iv . 2 : " This fellow وو For six sols more would plead against his Maker . " 48. wink at me ] do not see what you need not see ; cp . Hamlet , II ...
... Steevens believes that " this coin is from the mint of the poet . Cp . Jonson , Volpone , iv . 2 : " This fellow وو For six sols more would plead against his Maker . " 48. wink at me ] do not see what you need not see ; cp . Hamlet , II ...
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