The Works of Shakespeare: Timon of AthensAt the University Press, 1957 |
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... given it , can turn to love or hate , but to each with prodigality , and the gold that embodies the corrupted and corrupting spirit of Athens affords an equally fit instrument for the expression of each . It is this corrupting spirit ...
... given it , can turn to love or hate , but to each with prodigality , and the gold that embodies the corrupted and corrupting spirit of Athens affords an equally fit instrument for the expression of each . It is this corrupting spirit ...
Page 117
... given an entry , but has failed to see that he has returned with the casket at 1. 168 . 181-2 . Near ? ... thee So Caes . in J.C. 3. 1. 7 , ' What touches us ourself shall be last served ' [ D. ] . 184 , 195. Asides ( J. ) . 196-7 . He ...
... given an entry , but has failed to see that he has returned with the casket at 1. 168 . 181-2 . Near ? ... thee So Caes . in J.C. 3. 1. 7 , ' What touches us ourself shall be last served ' [ D. ] . 184 , 195. Asides ( J. ) . 196-7 . He ...
Page 119
... given away . 253. an ... once = ' if ever ' , or ' as soon as ' . 255. S.D. F ' Exit ' . 257. thy heaven i.e. my advice , which would have saved you [ Mason ] . Not , as J. thought , ' the pleasure of being flattered ' . 259. S.D. F ...
... given away . 253. an ... once = ' if ever ' , or ' as soon as ' . 255. S.D. F ' Exit ' . 257. thy heaven i.e. my advice , which would have saved you [ Mason ] . Not , as J. thought , ' the pleasure of being flattered ' . 259. S.D. F ...
Contents
PREFATORY NOTE PAGE | vii |
THE STAGEHISTORY | xliii |
TO THE READER | lv |
Copyright | |
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