The Works of Shakespeare: Timon of AthensAt the University Press, 1957 |
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Page xxix
... better parts of his valuable essay show , read the play as any such unearthly ballet of bloodless categories , but he is betrayed into talking like this by taking as the moral of the early acts that ' such Ideal Bounty should have ...
... better parts of his valuable essay show , read the play as any such unearthly ballet of bloodless categories , but he is betrayed into talking like this by taking as the moral of the early acts that ' such Ideal Bounty should have ...
Page 114
... better or properer Cf. Franz , ยงยง 246-8 , for comparative adverbs in ' -er ' in Sh.'s Eng . ' Better ' is still poss . , but not ' properer ' . 103-5 . O ... fortunes ! Perh . influenced by Ps . cxxxiii . 1 ( B.C.P. ) , ' Behold , how ...
... better or properer Cf. Franz , ยงยง 246-8 , for comparative adverbs in ' -er ' in Sh.'s Eng . ' Better ' is still poss . , but not ' properer ' . 103-5 . O ... fortunes ! Perh . influenced by Ps . cxxxiii . 1 ( B.C.P. ) , ' Behold , how ...
Page 140
... better at one end of the table than at the other [ Delius ] . 78. as they are implying ' no better than they should be ' . fees Perh . ' creatures holding their lives and properties in fee from you ' ( Clarke ) ; but corrup- tion is ...
... better at one end of the table than at the other [ Delius ] . 78. as they are implying ' no better than they should be ' . fees Perh . ' creatures holding their lives and properties in fee from you ' ( Clarke ) ; but corrup- tion is ...
Contents
PREFATORY NOTE PAGE | vii |
THE STAGEHISTORY | xliii |
TO THE READER | lv |
Copyright | |
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