The Works of Shakespeare ..., Volume 31Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1901 |
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Page xix
... suggested by the Supposes , by introducing for Hortensio's consolation an independent Widow in the last Act , and by transferring the Boy in the person of Biondello from Polidor to Lucentio , thus contributing to contrast of character ...
... suggested by the Supposes , by introducing for Hortensio's consolation an independent Widow in the last Act , and by transferring the Boy in the person of Biondello from Polidor to Lucentio , thus contributing to contrast of character ...
Page xlviii
... suggested , or been suggested by , a similar reference in Grimestone . between the Duke and his butt , not given in xlviii INTRODUCTION.
... suggested , or been suggested by , a similar reference in Grimestone . between the Duke and his butt , not given in xlviii INTRODUCTION.
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... suggested to Malone that this might mean " harvest ale , ' " shear being used for " reap " in Warwick- shire . Singer rather ineptly suggested an allusion to doles on Sheer - Thursday , 28. Third i.e. Maundy Thursday ; but also that ...
... suggested to Malone that this might mean " harvest ale , ' " shear being used for " reap " in Warwick- shire . Singer rather ineptly suggested an allusion to doles on Sheer - Thursday , 28. Third i.e. Maundy Thursday ; but also that ...
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