The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Volume 5Current Literature Publishing Company, 1909 |
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... reading , Or nicely charge your understanding soul With opening titles miscreate , whose right Suits not in native ... reader may have some means of judging for himself touching some points handled in our Introduction : " Sure we thank ...
... reading , Or nicely charge your understanding soul With opening titles miscreate , whose right Suits not in native ... reader may have some means of judging for himself touching some points handled in our Introduction : " Sure we thank ...
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... reading of Ff . , following Holinshed ; Pope , from Hall , reads " ninth . ” — I . G. This should be Lewis the Ninth . The Poet took the mistake from Holinshed , who states the matter thus : " King Lewes also the tenth , otherwise ...
... reading of Ff . , following Holinshed ; Pope , from Hall , reads " ninth . ” — I . G. This should be Lewis the Ninth . The Poet took the mistake from Holinshed , who states the matter thus : " King Lewes also the tenth , otherwise ...
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... reading of Ff .; Qq . , “ sonne . ” — I . G. 110. " Forage in " ; Ff . , " Forrage in " ; Q. 1 , “ Foraging " ; Q. 3 , " Forraging the . ” — I . G. 114. " cold for action " ; that is , " cold for want of action , " as it is commonly ...
... reading of Ff .; Qq . , “ sonne . ” — I . G. 110. " Forage in " ; Ff . , " Forrage in " ; Q. 1 , “ Foraging " ; Q. 3 , " Forraging the . ” — I . G. 114. " cold for action " ; that is , " cold for want of action , " as it is commonly ...
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... readings have been suggested , but there seems to be no difficulty whatever in understanding the text as it stands ... reading something thus : “ So hath your highness rich nobles and loyal subjects ; no king of England ever had any ...
... readings have been suggested , but there seems to be no difficulty whatever in understanding the text as it stands ... reading something thus : “ So hath your highness rich nobles and loyal subjects ; no king of England ever had any ...
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... and brim fulness " ; probably " brim " is here adjectival ; Pope reads " brimfulness " . but the accent favors the present reading . - I . G. Galling the gleaned land with hot assays , Girding with 20 Act I. Sc . ii . THE LIFE OF.
... and brim fulness " ; probably " brim " is here adjectival ; Pope reads " brimfulness " . but the accent favors the present reading . - I . G. Galling the gleaned land with hot assays , Girding with 20 Act I. Sc . ii . THE LIFE OF.
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