The Works of Shakespeare: Troilus and CressidaAt the University Press, 1960 |
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... fear . Go home , And show no sign of fear . 1 Citizen . The gods be good to us ! Come , masters , let's home . I ever said we were i'th ' wrong when we banished him . 2 Citizen . So did we all . But come , let's home . Brutus . I do not ...
... fear . Go home , And show no sign of fear . 1 Citizen . The gods be good to us ! Come , masters , let's home . I ever said we were i'th ' wrong when we banished him . 2 Citizen . So did we all . But come , let's home . Brutus . I do not ...
Page 157
... fears you less ( F. ) J. conj . ' that fear you more ' or ' but fears you less ' - which is what Sh . meant . Mal . notes ' The text , I am confident , is right , our author almost always entangling himself when he uses less 1.3 157 NOTES.
... fears you less ( F. ) J. conj . ' that fear you more ' or ' but fears you less ' - which is what Sh . meant . Mal . notes ' The text , I am confident , is right , our author almost always entangling himself when he uses less 1.3 157 NOTES.
Page 159
... fear Cf. R. II , 3. 2. 190 " This ague - fit of fear ' . home v . G. 39. the fires of heaven sun , moon and stars . 39-40 . I'll leave ... you Poss . touch of tragic irony . 42. trenches ( Clar . ) F. ' trenches followes ' F2 ( + Camb ...
... fear Cf. R. II , 3. 2. 190 " This ague - fit of fear ' . home v . G. 39. the fires of heaven sun , moon and stars . 39-40 . I'll leave ... you Poss . touch of tragic irony . 42. trenches ( Clar . ) F. ' trenches followes ' F2 ( + Camb ...
Contents
PREFATORY NOTE PAGE | vii |
THE STAGE HISTORY OF CORIOLANUS | xli |
TO THE READER | lv |
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