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Page xxxiv
... Bertram was but a goer backward . He was one of those men who make a good impression- " Whatsome'er he is , he's bravely taken here , " says Diana . But however much we despise Bertram , it is unnecessary to go to the length of saying ...
... Bertram was but a goer backward . He was one of those men who make a good impression- " Whatsome'er he is , he's bravely taken here , " says Diana . But however much we despise Bertram , it is unnecessary to go to the length of saying ...
Page xxxix
... Bertram's letter entirely omitted . . . . It is scarcely a matter of surprise that the performance of the drama in this vitiated form , should not have met , at any recent period , with the success that it probably commanded on the ...
... Bertram's letter entirely omitted . . . . It is scarcely a matter of surprise that the performance of the drama in this vitiated form , should not have met , at any recent period , with the success that it probably commanded on the ...
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... Bertram . He is followed by Dyce . S. Walker gives lines ending with . my lord Lafeu : my lord : that shall : Bertram , reading in line 74 can't for cannot . 73. Advise him ] advise him you Capell . 65. Share with ] be equal to . Cf ...
... Bertram . He is followed by Dyce . S. Walker gives lines ending with . my lord Lafeu : my lord : that shall : Bertram , reading in line 74 can't for cannot . 73. Advise him ] advise him you Capell . 65. Share with ] be equal to . Cf ...
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