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Page xii
... common wealth : the Senatours are cause of the common commoditie that commeth unto every one of you . Extract from Camden's ' Remaines of a greater worke concerning Britaine ' ( edition 1605 , pp . 198–9 ) All the members of the body ...
... common wealth : the Senatours are cause of the common commoditie that commeth unto every one of you . Extract from Camden's ' Remaines of a greater worke concerning Britaine ' ( edition 1605 , pp . 198–9 ) All the members of the body ...
Page 134
... common chances common men could bear , but which the Folio prints : That common chances . Common men could beare , Of the four words in this line beginning with c Shake- speare's pen ( for Shakespeare's mind can scarcely be said to have ...
... common chances common men could bear , but which the Folio prints : That common chances . Common men could beare , Of the four words in this line beginning with c Shake- speare's pen ( for Shakespeare's mind can scarcely be said to have ...
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... COMMON ( adj . ) , ( i ) of the com- mon people ; 2. 2. 51 ; 3. I. 22 ; ( ii ) ' be common ' , make oneself cheap or not suffi- ciently exclusive ( cf. Son . 69 . 14 ) ; 2. 3. 94 COMMON ( sb . ) ( i ) common people ; 1. 1. 150 ; 3. 1 ...
... COMMON ( adj . ) , ( i ) of the com- mon people ; 2. 2. 51 ; 3. I. 22 ; ( ii ) ' be common ' , make oneself cheap or not suffi- ciently exclusive ( cf. Son . 69 . 14 ) ; 2. 3. 94 COMMON ( sb . ) ( i ) common people ; 1. 1. 150 ; 3. 1 ...
Contents
PREFATORY NOTE PAGE | vii |
THE STAGE HISTORY OF CORIOLANUS | xli |
TO THE READER | lv |
Copyright | |
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