The Works of Shakespeare: Timon of AthensAt the University Press, 1957 |
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Page xxxvi
... sense for the word , ' generous ' , with the more prosaic , Apemantean sense of mere freedom from restraint : Have I been ever free , and must my house Be my retentive enemy , my gaol ? ( 3.4 . 81-2 ) In the last two acts we have one ...
... sense for the word , ' generous ' , with the more prosaic , Apemantean sense of mere freedom from restraint : Have I been ever free , and must my house Be my retentive enemy , my gaol ? ( 3.4 . 81-2 ) In the last two acts we have one ...
Page 137
... senses of ' evils ' and ' ill ' . When we kill because of wrongs , we hazard life ' for ill ' in the sense of ' because of a preceding evil ' , but the action can be said to be irrational only in the other sense of ' for ill ' , viz ...
... senses of ' evils ' and ' ill ' . When we kill because of wrongs , we hazard life ' for ill ' in the sense of ' because of a preceding evil ' , but the action can be said to be irrational only in the other sense of ' for ill ' , viz ...
Page 180
... sense , here fig . ) ; 5. I. 62 INGENIOUSLY , ingenuously ( the two forms not yet clearly distinguished ) ; 2. 2 ... sense ' owner ' ) 4. 3. 47 KIND , gracious ; 1. 2. 148 KINDLY , innate , inherent ; 2. 2 . 223 KNOT , Company ...
... sense , here fig . ) ; 5. I. 62 INGENIOUSLY , ingenuously ( the two forms not yet clearly distinguished ) ; 2. 2 ... sense ' owner ' ) 4. 3. 47 KIND , gracious ; 1. 2. 148 KINDLY , innate , inherent ; 2. 2 . 223 KNOT , Company ...
Contents
PREFATORY NOTE PAGE | vii |
THE STAGEHISTORY | xliii |
TO THE READER | lv |
Copyright | |
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