The Works of Shakespeare, Volume 40at the University Press, 1972 |
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Page xx
... scene with a call for tears to lay his sighs before his heart is blown up by the roots . When Lafeu boasted that he was ' Cressid's uncle , That dare leave two together ' ( All's Well , 2. I. 97-8 ) , he did what Pandarus was never ...
... scene with a call for tears to lay his sighs before his heart is blown up by the roots . When Lafeu boasted that he was ' Cressid's uncle , That dare leave two together ' ( All's Well , 2. I. 97-8 ) , he did what Pandarus was never ...
Page xxxi
... scene where Pandarus first brings Troilus and Cressida together ) makes use of the same kind of juxtaposition as the two opening scenes , and the device is repeated in 4. 4 ( the scene of their parting ) . The decorum of the Greek ...
... scene where Pandarus first brings Troilus and Cressida together ) makes use of the same kind of juxtaposition as the two opening scenes , and the device is repeated in 4. 4 ( the scene of their parting ) . The decorum of the Greek ...
Page 171
... scene in the Admiral's Company plot and towards the end of the corresponding scene in Heywood's Iron Age . 104. eld ( Theob . conj . ) Q. ' elders ' ; F. ' old ' . 105. canst ( Q. ) F. ' can ' . 106. clamours ( Q. ) F. ' clamour ' . 110 ...
... scene in the Admiral's Company plot and towards the end of the corresponding scene in Heywood's Iron Age . 104. eld ( Theob . conj . ) Q. ' elders ' ; F. ' old ' . 105. canst ( Q. ) F. ' can ' . 106. clamours ( Q. ) F. ' clamour ' . 110 ...
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PREFATORY NOTE PAGE | vii |
THE STAGE HISTORY | xlvii |
TO THE READER | lvi |
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