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Nothing ... vanity ( Rowe ) F. ends 1. 129 at ' England ' . 131. Paris - balls The old word for tennis - balls . Cf. note , 1. 2. 256 , and Elmham , Liber Metricus , ' pilae Parisianae ' . 132-3 . He'll make ... Europe Cf. note 1. 2.
Nothing ... vanity ( Rowe ) F. ends 1. 129 at ' England ' . 131. Paris - balls The old word for tennis - balls . Cf. note , 1. 2. 256 , and Elmham , Liber Metricus , ' pilae Parisianae ' . 132-3 . He'll make ... Europe Cf. note 1. 2.
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49-50 . fanning ( Rowe ) F. ' fayning ' - the word misread ' faining ' . Cf. MSH . pp . 106-9 . 9. whistle i.e. the ship - master's ; cf. Temp . 1. 1. 6-7order A quibble . 16. fleet majestical Of about 1400 ships ( Gesta , P. 13 ) . 18.
49-50 . fanning ( Rowe ) F. ' fayning ' - the word misread ' faining ' . Cf. MSH . pp . 106-9 . 9. whistle i.e. the ship - master's ; cf. Temp . 1. 1. 6-7order A quibble . 16. fleet majestical Of about 1400 ships ( Gesta , P. 13 ) . 18.
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Suivez ( Rowe ) F. ' Saaue ' ( minim - error < ' suiue ' ) . 69. heart The seat of courage . 69-70 . The empty etc. Cf. Euphues ( Bond , i . 194 ) , " The emptie vessell giueth a greater sownd , then the full barrell ' ; Apperson , p .
Suivez ( Rowe ) F. ' Saaue ' ( minim - error < ' suiue ' ) . 69. heart The seat of courage . 69-70 . The empty etc. Cf. Euphues ( Bond , i . 194 ) , " The emptie vessell giueth a greater sownd , then the full barrell ' ; Apperson , p .
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