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Page ix
... Perhaps the copy from which they printed had been expurgated for performance at Court . Certainly the expurgation of the F text of this play has been exceptionally thorough , profane expressions being rigorously suppressed or altered ...
... Perhaps the copy from which they printed had been expurgated for performance at Court . Certainly the expurgation of the F text of this play has been exceptionally thorough , profane expressions being rigorously suppressed or altered ...
Page x
... Perhaps the most decisive evidence that the play was not newly composed at the date of its entry in the Stationers ' Register , February 25 , 1598 , is the fact that the name Sir John Falstaff ( " Sir John ffalstoff , " p . ix ante ) ...
... Perhaps the most decisive evidence that the play was not newly composed at the date of its entry in the Stationers ' Register , February 25 , 1598 , is the fact that the name Sir John Falstaff ( " Sir John ffalstoff , " p . ix ante ) ...
Page xviii
... perhaps apocryphal . Hardyng , a fifteenth century writer , in his metrical Chronicle , published by Grafton in 1542 , is silent as to the cause of the Prince's disgrace : — The king discharged ye prince fro his cousayle , And set my ...
... perhaps apocryphal . Hardyng , a fifteenth century writer , in his metrical Chronicle , published by Grafton in 1542 , is silent as to the cause of the Prince's disgrace : — The king discharged ye prince fro his cousayle , And set my ...
Page xxii
... perhaps , " with unwashed hands " ( ibid . 185 ) ; and " Lazarus in the painted cloth " ( IV . ii . 25 , 26 ) . THE IDENTITY OF FALSTAFF We have already referred to the substitution of the name Falstaff for that of Oldcastle in dealing ...
... perhaps , " with unwashed hands " ( ibid . 185 ) ; and " Lazarus in the painted cloth " ( IV . ii . 25 , 26 ) . THE IDENTITY OF FALSTAFF We have already referred to the substitution of the name Falstaff for that of Oldcastle in dealing ...
Page xxvi
... perhaps , win our sympathy . Henry IV . is a sad figure . He has plucked the fruit of his ambition to find it turn to dust in his mouth . Our pity is deeply stirred by C his pathetic disappointment in his heir.1 Prince Henry , xxvi ...
... perhaps , win our sympathy . Henry IV . is a sad figure . He has plucked the fruit of his ambition to find it turn to dust in his mouth . Our pity is deeply stirred by C his pathetic disappointment in his heir.1 Prince Henry , xxvi ...
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