The Works of Shakespeare, Volume 11At the University Press, 1947 |
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Page 81
... Follow me ! Boy . Suivez - vous le grand capitaine ! [ Pistol passes in [ the French soldier follows I did never know so full a voice issue from so empty a heart : but the saying is true , " The empty vessel makes the greatest sound ...
... Follow me ! Boy . Suivez - vous le grand capitaine ! [ Pistol passes in [ the French soldier follows I did never know so full a voice issue from so empty a heart : but the saying is true , " The empty vessel makes the greatest sound ...
Page 112
... follows that textual agreement , in any particular reading , between F. and Q. affords practical proof that the word or phrase was spoken on the stage . It follows also that we can occasionally turn I v . Introd . p . x . 2 Cf. H. T. ...
... follows that textual agreement , in any particular reading , between F. and Q. affords practical proof that the word or phrase was spoken on the stage . It follows also that we can occasionally turn I v . Introd . p . x . 2 Cf. H. T. ...
Page 126
... follow , though dis- puting the meaning . Cf. O.E.D. em- 1a for ' em- bare ' = make bare ( 1615 ) . To paraphrase ll ... Follows Hol . blood ( F3 ) F. ' Bloods ' . 132-5 . In aid ... ancestors Cf. Introd . p . xxii and Wylie ( i . 434 ) ...
... follow , though dis- puting the meaning . Cf. O.E.D. em- 1a for ' em- bare ' = make bare ( 1615 ) . To paraphrase ll ... Follows Hol . blood ( F3 ) F. ' Bloods ' . 132-5 . In aid ... ancestors Cf. Introd . p . xxii and Wylie ( i . 434 ) ...
Contents
KING HENRY V Cop 2 FRONTISPIECE | vii |
THE STAGEHISTORY OF HENRY V | xlviii |
TO THE READER | lvii |
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