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Page 104
... error of our eye directs our mind ; What error leads must err - O , then conclude Minds swayed by eyes are full of turpitude . Thersites . A proof of strength she could not publish more , Unless she said ' My mind is now turned whore ...
... error of our eye directs our mind ; What error leads must err - O , then conclude Minds swayed by eyes are full of turpitude . Thersites . A proof of strength she could not publish more , Unless she said ' My mind is now turned whore ...
Page 152
... error . 65. hatched in silver To suppose that the phrase is merely a conceited allusion to Nestor's white hair robs the connection between brass and silver of significance . proper 66. a bond of air The idea of speech ( see G. ' air ...
... error . 65. hatched in silver To suppose that the phrase is merely a conceited allusion to Nestor's white hair robs the connection between brass and silver of significance . proper 66. a bond of air The idea of speech ( see G. ' air ...
Page 170
... error suggests a misreading . That ' sieves ' ( = baskets ) were used for refuse is not , however , well established and ' in unrespective sieve ' may simply be a concrete metaphor = ' indiscriminately ' ; ' sieve ' then ' riddle and ...
... error suggests a misreading . That ' sieves ' ( = baskets ) were used for refuse is not , however , well established and ' in unrespective sieve ' may simply be a concrete metaphor = ' indiscriminately ' ; ' sieve ' then ' riddle and ...
Contents
PREFATORY NOTE PAGE | vii |
THE STAGE HISTORY | xlvii |
TO THE READER | lvi |
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