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Page xxi
... Falstaff's admonition , " Do not thou , when thou art king , hang a thief " ( 1. ii . 58 ff . ) , is evidently a re- miniscence of the Prince's promise in The Famous Victories to make Ned1 Chief Justice ( p . liv post ) . ( vii ) In The ...
... Falstaff's admonition , " Do not thou , when thou art king , hang a thief " ( 1. ii . 58 ff . ) , is evidently a re- miniscence of the Prince's promise in The Famous Victories to make Ned1 Chief Justice ( p . liv post ) . ( vii ) In The ...
Page xxii
... FALSTAFF We have already referred to the substitution of the name Falstaff for that of Oldcastle in dealing with the evidence for the date of the play , but there are a few more points to be considered in this connection . That the ...
... FALSTAFF We have already referred to the substitution of the name Falstaff for that of Oldcastle in dealing with the evidence for the date of the play , but there are a few more points to be considered in this connection . That the ...
Page xxiii
... Falstaff with the historical Sir John Oldcastle on the evidence of a speech in the Second Part of Henry IV . III . ii . 28 , 29 . ( v . p . xii ante ) , where it is said that Falstaff , as a boy , was page to Thomas Mowbray , Duke of ...
... Falstaff with the historical Sir John Oldcastle on the evidence of a speech in the Second Part of Henry IV . III . ii . 28 , 29 . ( v . p . xii ante ) , where it is said that Falstaff , as a boy , was page to Thomas Mowbray , Duke of ...
Page xxiv
... Falstaff is referred to , and by name , in contemptuous terms . In III . iv . Henry V. says : " Where the diuel are all my old theeues , that were wont to keepe this walke ? Falstaffe , the villaine , is so fat , he cannot get on's ...
... Falstaff is referred to , and by name , in contemptuous terms . In III . iv . Henry V. says : " Where the diuel are all my old theeues , that were wont to keepe this walke ? Falstaffe , the villaine , is so fat , he cannot get on's ...
Page xxv
... Falstaff was familiar to playgoers as that of a real knight without honour or reputation . But Shakespeare was as ... Falstaff is said to have been Mowbray's page ) , that is adduced in evidence by those who would identify Falstaff with ...
... Falstaff was familiar to playgoers as that of a real knight without honour or reputation . But Shakespeare was as ... Falstaff is said to have been Mowbray's page ) , that is adduced in evidence by those who would identify Falstaff with ...
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