The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Volume 19Caxton publishing Company, 1910 |
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Page ix
... Folio of 1623 , and there is no earlier mention of the piece . In the First Folio the play holds the second place in the section of tragedies , following " Troilus and Cressida , " and being succeeded by " Titus Andronicus . " The Folio ...
... Folio of 1623 , and there is no earlier mention of the piece . In the First Folio the play holds the second place in the section of tragedies , following " Troilus and Cressida , " and being succeeded by " Titus Andronicus . " The Folio ...
Page 21
... Folio reads At Grecian sword . Contenning , tell ( as if " Contenn- ing " were the name of an attendant gentlewoman ) . The Second and Third Folios read substantially Contending : tell while the Fourth Folio reads contending : tell ...
... Folio reads At Grecian sword . Contenning , tell ( as if " Contenn- ing " were the name of an attendant gentlewoman ) . The Second and Third Folios read substantially Contending : tell while the Fourth Folio reads contending : tell ...
Page 76
... Folio . The earlier Folios give the old form sterve , which the rhyme with deserve seems to require . 112 toge ] Thus Steevens and Malone . The First Folio reads tongue ; the later Folios gowne . " Toge " ( i.e. , toga ) is doubtless ...
... Folio . The earlier Folios give the old form sterve , which the rhyme with deserve seems to require . 112 toge ] Thus Steevens and Malone . The First Folio reads tongue ; the later Folios gowne . " Toge " ( i.e. , toga ) is doubtless ...
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