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Page xx
... speech in which , as his habit is , he accuses them of seditious designs , a speech which Shakespeare throws into blank verse with not a great deal of change in substance , and uses as part of Corio- lanus's invective in the ' mutiny ...
... speech in which , as his habit is , he accuses them of seditious designs , a speech which Shakespeare throws into blank verse with not a great deal of change in substance , and uses as part of Corio- lanus's invective in the ' mutiny ...
Page 136
... speech quoted but embraces the first three and a half lines of the speech following . I think it very doubtful therefore whether we need look for the origin of this mislineation beyond Jaggard's printing - office and have found it safer ...
... speech quoted but embraces the first three and a half lines of the speech following . I think it very doubtful therefore whether we need look for the origin of this mislineation beyond Jaggard's printing - office and have found it safer ...
Page 225
... speeches proclaiming the deeds by which it was acquired . [ chair pulpit , rostrum ; evident - in- evitable . ] The ... speech which is but an expansion of 11. 49-55 here ( Troil . 3. 3. 145-79 ) . 55. falter ( Dyce + O.S . , Al . , etc ...
... speeches proclaiming the deeds by which it was acquired . [ chair pulpit , rostrum ; evident - in- evitable . ] The ... speech which is but an expansion of 11. 49-55 here ( Troil . 3. 3. 145-79 ) . 55. falter ( Dyce + O.S . , Al . , etc ...
Contents
PREFATORY NOTE PAGE | vii |
THE STAGE HISTORY OF CORIOLANUS | xli |
TO THE READER | lv |
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