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... reason , Let's shut our gates and sleep . Manhood and honour Should have hare hearts , would they but fat their thoughts With this crammed reason ; reason and respect Make livers pale and lustihood deject . Hector . Brother , she is not ...
... reason , Let's shut our gates and sleep . Manhood and honour Should have hare hearts , would they but fat their thoughts With this crammed reason ; reason and respect Make livers pale and lustihood deject . Hector . Brother , she is not ...
Page 168
... reasons i.e. snap at reasons ; some see a pun on ' reasons ' and ' raisins ' , as in Ado , 5. 1 . 201-2 . at ( F. ) . Q. ' of ' . 35. reasons ( F. ) Q. ' reason ' . 36. tells ( F. ) 2. ' tell ' . 37-50 . You are ... deject In Caxton ( p ...
... reasons i.e. snap at reasons ; some see a pun on ' reasons ' and ' raisins ' , as in Ado , 5. 1 . 201-2 . at ( F. ) . Q. ' of ' . 35. reasons ( F. ) Q. ' reason ' . 36. tells ( F. ) 2. ' tell ' . 37-50 . You are ... deject In Caxton ( p ...
Page 172
... reason for it to which Hector alludes - that their headstrong passions make them deaf to reason . 172. more deaf than adders Proverbial ; cf. Ps . lviii . 4 . 178. that A redundant conjunction ; Abbott § 285 . 178-9 . of ... same i.e. ...
... reason for it to which Hector alludes - that their headstrong passions make them deaf to reason . 172. more deaf than adders Proverbial ; cf. Ps . lviii . 4 . 178. that A redundant conjunction ; Abbott § 285 . 178-9 . of ... same i.e. ...
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PREFATORY NOTE PAGE | vii |
THE STAGE HISTORY | xlvii |
TO THE READER | lvi |
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