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Page ix
... perhaps deterred by its want of promise of stage effect and interest , perhaps invited by some more con- genial theme . When , therefore , it was wanted by his friends and ' fellows , ' Heminge and Condell , after his death , for the ...
... perhaps deterred by its want of promise of stage effect and interest , perhaps invited by some more con- genial theme . When , therefore , it was wanted by his friends and ' fellows , ' Heminge and Condell , after his death , for the ...
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... perhaps marks the limit up to which rather than the object with which the exercise is pursued . In 66 con- tinuate " the idea is that of surface , extension , etc. , in which there are no breaks or intervals . Cp . Chapman , Byron's ...
... perhaps marks the limit up to which rather than the object with which the exercise is pursued . In 66 con- tinuate " the idea is that of surface , extension , etc. , in which there are no breaks or intervals . Cp . Chapman , Byron's ...
Page 88
... perhaps an allusion to the proverb , " Fortune favours fools . " " C 101. time's flies ] the summer flies " of II . ii . 172 , above . 102. Cap - and - knee slaves ] Cp . 1 Henry IV . IV . iii . 68 ; Coriolanus , II . i . 77 . " vam ...
... perhaps an allusion to the proverb , " Fortune favours fools . " " C 101. time's flies ] the summer flies " of II . ii . 172 , above . 102. Cap - and - knee slaves ] Cp . 1 Henry IV . IV . iii . 68 ; Coriolanus , II . i . 77 . " vam ...
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