The Plays of William Shakspeare: With the Corrections and Illustrations of Various Commentators, to which are Added Notes, Volume 14J. Johnson, 1803 |
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... See Vol . XIII . p . 2 , and the Essay at the end of this play . : MALONE . The present hiftorical drama was altered by Crowne , and brought on the ftage in the year 1680 , under the title of The Miferies of Civil War . Surely the works ...
... See Vol . XIII . p . 2 , and the Essay at the end of this play . : MALONE . The present hiftorical drama was altered by Crowne , and brought on the ftage in the year 1680 , under the title of The Miferies of Civil War . Surely the works ...
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... See the Se- cond Part of this Play , p . 386 , n . 1. REED . This is an inadvertency in our author . The elder Clifford was flain by York , and his fon lives to revenge his death . M. MASON . Dr. Percy in a note on the preceding play ...
... See the Se- cond Part of this Play , p . 386 , n . 1. REED . This is an inadvertency in our author . The elder Clifford was flain by York , and his fon lives to revenge his death . M. MASON . Dr. Percy in a note on the preceding play ...
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... See Vol . XI . p . 411 , n . 4 . The editor of the third folio , and all the fubfequent editors , read -hear me but one word . MALONE . The word - hear , in this place , may certainly pafs as a dif- " Let me , for this my life - time ...
... See Vol . XI . p . 411 , n . 4 . The editor of the third folio , and all the fubfequent editors , read -hear me but one word . MALONE . The word - hear , in this place , may certainly pafs as a dif- " Let me , for this my life - time ...
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... War . Captaine , conduct them into Tuthilfields . " See Vol . XIII . p . 210 , n . 9 ; p . 220 , n . 6 ; p . 234 , n . 1 ; p . 317 , n . 3 ; p . 322 , n . 3. MALONE . Or live in peace , abandon'd , and despis'd ! 16 THIRD PART OF.
... War . Captaine , conduct them into Tuthilfields . " See Vol . XIII . p . 210 , n . 9 ; p . 220 , n . 6 ; p . 234 , n . 1 ; p . 317 , n . 3 ; p . 322 , n . 3. MALONE . Or live in peace , abandon'd , and despis'd ! 16 THIRD PART OF.
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... seeing thou doft , I here divorce myself , proach is founded on a pofition long received among politicians , that the lofs of a king's power is ... See Hall and Holinfhed . RITSON . Both from thy table , Henry , and thy bed 20 THIRD PART OF.
... seeing thou doft , I here divorce myself , proach is founded on a pofition long received among politicians , that the lofs of a king's power is ... See Hall and Holinfhed . RITSON . Both from thy table , Henry , and thy bed 20 THIRD PART OF.
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