The Plays of William Shakespeare: In Twenty-one Volumes, with the Corrections and Illustrations of Various Commentators, to which are Added Notes, Volume 9J. Nichols and Son, 1813 |
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Page 23
... comedy there is the character of Soto , who is a farmer's son , and a very facetious serving - man , Mr. Rowe and Mr. Pope prefix the name of Sim to the line here spoken ; but the first folio has it Sincklo ; which , no doubt , was the ...
... comedy there is the character of Soto , who is a farmer's son , and a very facetious serving - man , Mr. Rowe and Mr. Pope prefix the name of Sim to the line here spoken ; but the first folio has it Sincklo ; which , no doubt , was the ...
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... comedy should be represented . STEEVENS . * Property ] in the language of a playhouse , is every implement necessarý to the exhibition . JOHNSON . ተ a little vinegre to make our diuell rore . ] When the acting the mysteries of the Old ...
... comedy should be represented . STEEVENS . * Property ] in the language of a playhouse , is every implement necessarý to the exhibition . JOHNSON . ተ a little vinegre to make our diuell rore . ] When the acting the mysteries of the Old ...
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... comedy was written , and for many years after , the profession of a player was scarcely allowed to be reputable . The imagined dignity of those who did not belong to itinerant companies , is , therefore , unworthy consideration . I can ...
... comedy was written , and for many years after , the profession of a player was scarcely allowed to be reputable . The imagined dignity of those who did not belong to itinerant companies , is , therefore , unworthy consideration . I can ...
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... comedy , in a balcony above the stage . The direction here is — Enter aloft the drunkard with attendants , & c . So afterwards , at the end of this scene - The Presenters above speak . See the Account of our old Theatres , Vol . II ...
... comedy , in a balcony above the stage . The direction here is — Enter aloft the drunkard with attendants , & c . So afterwards , at the end of this scene - The Presenters above speak . See the Account of our old Theatres , Vol . II ...
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... comedy , 1659 , a ballad , en- titled " George o ' the Green " is mentioned . Again , in our au- thor's King Henry IV . P. II : " I beseech you , sir , to counte- nance William Visor of Woncot , against Clement Perkes o ' the And Peter ...
... comedy , 1659 , a ballad , en- titled " George o ' the Green " is mentioned . Again , in our au- thor's King Henry IV . P. II : " I beseech you , sir , to counte- nance William Visor of Woncot , against Clement Perkes o ' the And Peter ...
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