The Works of Shakespeare, Volume 11At the University Press, 1947 |
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Page 88
... grace , that he keep his vow and his oath : if he be perjured , see you now , his reputation is as arrant a villain and a Jack - sauce as ever his black shoe trod upon 140 God's ground and his earth , in my conscience , la ! King Henry ...
... grace , that he keep his vow and his oath : if he be perjured , see you now , his reputation is as arrant a villain and a Jack - sauce as ever his black shoe trod upon 140 God's ground and his earth , in my conscience , la ! King Henry ...
Page 132
... grace of kings i.e. ' who does most honour to the title ' . Taken perhaps from Chapman's Iliad , bk . i ( 1598 text ) : ' the grace of kings , wise Ithacus ' [ Steev . ] . Cf. Ham . 3. 4. 98 , ' vice of kings ' . 31-2 . Linger ... play ...
... grace of kings i.e. ' who does most honour to the title ' . Taken perhaps from Chapman's Iliad , bk . i ( 1598 text ) : ' the grace of kings , wise Ithacus ' [ Steev . ] . Cf. Ham . 3. 4. 98 , ' vice of kings ' . 31-2 . Linger ... play ...
Page 192
... GRACE ( sb . ) , ( i ) gracious dis- position , mercy ; 1. 1. 22 ; I. 2. 243 ; 3. 3. 30 ; ( ii ) ornament ; 2 Prol . 28 GRACE ( himself ) , gain credit ; 3.6.66 GRAFTER , ' original tree from which a scion has been taken for grafting ...
... GRACE ( sb . ) , ( i ) gracious dis- position , mercy ; 1. 1. 22 ; I. 2. 243 ; 3. 3. 30 ; ( ii ) ornament ; 2 Prol . 28 GRACE ( himself ) , gain credit ; 3.6.66 GRAFTER , ' original tree from which a scion has been taken for grafting ...
Contents
KING HENRY V Cop 2 FRONTISPIECE | vii |
THE STAGEHISTORY OF HENRY V | xlviii |
TO THE READER | lvii |
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