The Works of Shakespeare: Timon of AthensAt the University Press, 1957 |
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... false premisses , since Timon has discovered his new store of gold , and does not act the misanthrope ' enforcedly ' 1 Review of English Studies , XVIII ( 1942 ) . I can see no plausibility in Ellis - Fermor's conjecture that the ...
... false premisses , since Timon has discovered his new store of gold , and does not act the misanthrope ' enforcedly ' 1 Review of English Studies , XVIII ( 1942 ) . I can see no plausibility in Ellis - Fermor's conjecture that the ...
Page 160
... false professions of kindness ' ( J. ) ; cf. Tilley , F 739. But the reference to ' false professions of kind- ness ' is not clear , and the meaning may be ' let those on whom I have to exercise the duty of loving my enemies be only ill ...
... false professions of kindness ' ( J. ) ; cf. Tilley , F 739. But the reference to ' false professions of kind- ness ' is not clear , and the meaning may be ' let those on whom I have to exercise the duty of loving my enemies be only ill ...
Page 165
... false flatterers as you , and you deserve the reception you are going to receive ' . 138. sorry ... in thee to have committed against thee ' ( Schmidt ) ; cf. R. II , 2. 1. 238–9 , “ tis shame such wrongs are borne | In him ' [ i.e. ...
... false flatterers as you , and you deserve the reception you are going to receive ' . 138. sorry ... in thee to have committed against thee ' ( Schmidt ) ; cf. R. II , 2. 1. 238–9 , “ tis shame such wrongs are borne | In him ' [ i.e. ...
Contents
PREFATORY NOTE PAGE | vii |
THE STAGEHISTORY | xliii |
TO THE READER | lv |
Copyright | |
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