The Complete Works of William ShakespeareJefferson Press, 1906 |
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... Folios 2 , 3 , 4 , ' king ' ; but Folio 1 , ʻ kings ' = ' king's ' is idiomatically correct . II . i . 103. ' huge ' ; Rowe read'large , ' doubtless a misprint for huge ' restored by Capell . II . i . 113. breast ' ; Folio 1 , ' beast ...
... Folios 2 , 3 , 4 , ' king ' ; but Folio 1 , ʻ kings ' = ' king's ' is idiomatically correct . II . i . 103. ' huge ' ; Rowe read'large , ' doubtless a misprint for huge ' restored by Capell . II . i . 113. breast ' ; Folio 1 , ' beast ...
Page 101
... Folios . II . i . 358. equal - potents ' ; Collier reads ' equal potent ' ; Delius , equal - potents ' ; Dyce , equal - potent . ' ' fiery kindled , ' so Folios 2 , 3 , 4 ; Folio 1 , ' fierie kindled ' ; Pope , • fiery - kindled ...
... Folios . II . i . 358. equal - potents ' ; Collier reads ' equal potent ' ; Delius , equal - potents ' ; Dyce , equal - potent . ' ' fiery kindled , ' so Folios 2 , 3 , 4 ; Folio 1 , ' fierie kindled ' ; Pope , • fiery - kindled ...
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... Folios ; Theobald ' stranger march , ' but the original reading seems preferable . V. ii . 36. grapple , ' Pope's emendation of cripple ' of the FoSteevens conjectured ' gripple , ' Gould ' couple . ' · V . ii . 59. ' Full of warm blood ...
... Folios ; Theobald ' stranger march , ' but the original reading seems preferable . V. ii . 36. grapple , ' Pope's emendation of cripple ' of the FoSteevens conjectured ' gripple , ' Gould ' couple . ' · V . ii . 59. ' Full of warm blood ...
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