The Works of Shakespeare: Troilus and CressidaAt the University Press, 1960 |
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Page 207
... head , Which often thus correcting thy stout heart , Now humble as the ripest Mulberry , That will not hold the handling : or say to them , One of the two most difficult passages in the play . As F. stands ' Which ' must refer to ' head ...
... head , Which often thus correcting thy stout heart , Now humble as the ripest Mulberry , That will not hold the handling : or say to them , One of the two most difficult passages in the play . As F. stands ' Which ' must refer to ' head ...
Page 243
... ( head - note ) . 85. traitor ... degree Cf. R. III , 5. 3. 196 , ' perjury in the high'st degree ' , and Tw . N. 1. 5. 53 , ' mis- prision in the highest degree ' . traitor ( F. ) . Theob . ( + many ) ' traitor , ' - incorrect . 87 ...
... ( head - note ) . 85. traitor ... degree Cf. R. III , 5. 3. 196 , ' perjury in the high'st degree ' , and Tw . N. 1. 5. 53 , ' mis- prision in the highest degree ' . traitor ( F. ) . Theob . ( + many ) ' traitor , ' - incorrect . 87 ...
Page 256
... HEAD , ' make a head ' = gather together an army , raise an armed force ; 2. 2. 86 ; 3. I. I on HEART . Regarded as the seat of wisdom as 256 GLOSSARY.
... HEAD , ' make a head ' = gather together an army , raise an armed force ; 2. 2. 86 ; 3. I. I on HEART . Regarded as the seat of wisdom as 256 GLOSSARY.
Contents
PREFATORY NOTE PAGE | vii |
THE STAGE HISTORY OF CORIOLANUS | xli |
TO THE READER | lv |
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