The Works of Shakespeare ...Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1899 |
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Page xxiii
... probably soon with- drawn . " He then goes on to support Fleay's theory as to its insertion in the folio , except that he attributes to the editors the spreading out of it to the fullest possible extent . Of the spirit and purport of ...
... probably soon with- drawn . " He then goes on to support Fleay's theory as to its insertion in the folio , except that he attributes to the editors the spreading out of it to the fullest possible extent . Of the spirit and purport of ...
Page 22
... probably with allusion to the repre- sentation of Time as being bald behind , to which the dramatists so constantly refer . Many editors follow Hanmer in giving more accursed . " Staunton , Delius , Clarke , and the Cambridge Editors ...
... probably with allusion to the repre- sentation of Time as being bald behind , to which the dramatists so constantly refer . Many editors follow Hanmer in giving more accursed . " Staunton , Delius , Clarke , and the Cambridge Editors ...
Page 88
... probably an allu- sion to the jacks of the clock , automaton figures that struck the hours and quarters ; cp . Richard II . v . v . 60 . دو Schmidt says , 66 probably persons who change their mind every minute and are not to be trusted ...
... probably an allu- sion to the jacks of the clock , automaton figures that struck the hours and quarters ; cp . Richard II . v . v . 60 . دو Schmidt says , 66 probably persons who change their mind every minute and are not to be trusted ...
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