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Page xi
... latter's exit after line 44 , due to Pope , is unknown to the folio ; while the words , " Pray you , walk near , " are not an invitation to draw near , but a request to the servants to walk a little way off , out of earshot . But there ...
... latter's exit after line 44 , due to Pope , is unknown to the folio ; while the words , " Pray you , walk near , " are not an invitation to draw near , but a request to the servants to walk a little way off , out of earshot . But there ...
Page 65
... latter , " put into contempt " is merely a periphrasis for contemn . " With the latter of the two versions Mason and Malone substanti- ally agree . To me it seems impossible that put my wealth into donation " should mean 66 treat my ...
... latter , " put into contempt " is merely a periphrasis for contemn . " With the latter of the two versions Mason and Malone substanti- ally agree . To me it seems impossible that put my wealth into donation " should mean 66 treat my ...
Page 108
... latter in a literal , sense . 179. Whereof . puff'd ] which inflates arrogant man with a sense of his superiority . 66 181. newt ] properly conversely , " a nadder . " " " an ewt " ; an adder " is properly 181. eyeless worm ] the blind ...
... latter in a literal , sense . 179. Whereof . puff'd ] which inflates arrogant man with a sense of his superiority . 66 181. newt ] properly conversely , " a nadder . " " " an ewt " ; an adder " is properly 181. eyeless worm ] the blind ...
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