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Page 152
... allusion to the engraving of laws and public records in brass ) , and Nestor for a persuasive speech , worthy to be hatched ( = engraved ) in silver ( silver being emblematic of sweetness ) . Hence , since the ears of every Greek will ...
... allusion to the engraving of laws and public records in brass ) , and Nestor for a persuasive speech , worthy to be hatched ( = engraved ) in silver ( silver being emblematic of sweetness ) . Hence , since the ears of every Greek will ...
Page 164
... allusion to the eating of beef , said to impair the wits in Tw . N. 1. 3 . 87-8 . 14. thou ( Q. ) F. ' you ' . vinewed'st ( F. ' whinid'st ' ) Q. ' vnsalted ' . Q.'s variant may have been a guess at a word not understood or a first shot ...
... allusion to the eating of beef , said to impair the wits in Tw . N. 1. 3 . 87-8 . 14. thou ( Q. ) F. ' you ' . vinewed'st ( F. ' whinid'st ' ) Q. ' vnsalted ' . Q.'s variant may have been a guess at a word not understood or a first shot ...
Page 250
... allusion to ' stew ' hot bath ( cf. SWEAT , STEWED ) ; 3. I. 42 Sodden - witted , stupid ; 2. 1 . 42 SOFT ( exclam . ) , stay , stop ; 5. 3 . 89 ; 5. 4. 16 SOILURE , dishonour ; 4. 1. 58 SOL , the sun ; 1. 3. 89 SOLE , solely ; 1. 3 ...
... allusion to ' stew ' hot bath ( cf. SWEAT , STEWED ) ; 3. I. 42 Sodden - witted , stupid ; 2. 1 . 42 SOFT ( exclam . ) , stay , stop ; 5. 3 . 89 ; 5. 4. 16 SOILURE , dishonour ; 4. 1. 58 SOL , the sun ; 1. 3. 89 SOLE , solely ; 1. 3 ...
Contents
PREFATORY NOTE PAGE | vii |
THE STAGE HISTORY | xlvii |
TO THE READER | lvi |
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