The Plays of William Shakespeare, Volume 6Riley, 1806 |
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Page 33
... passage , I think , should be read and pointed thus : Pisa , renowned for grave citizens , Gave me my being , and my father first , Vincentio his son , brought up in Florence , It TAMING OF THE SHREW . ACT I.....SCENE I. ...
... passage , I think , should be read and pointed thus : Pisa , renowned for grave citizens , Gave me my being , and my father first , Vincentio his son , brought up in Florence , It TAMING OF THE SHREW . ACT I.....SCENE I. ...
Page 45
... passage is evi- dently right . Mr. Steevens appears to have been a little absent when he wrote his note on it . He forgot that Italian was Gru- mio's native language , and that therefore he could not possibly mistake it for Latin . M ...
... passage is evi- dently right . Mr. Steevens appears to have been a little absent when he wrote his note on it . He forgot that Italian was Gru- mio's native language , and that therefore he could not possibly mistake it for Latin . M ...
Page 48
... passage in Mezeray , the French historian : - : - " portant meme sur les aiguillettes [ points ] des petites tetes de mort . " Malone . 3 as many diseases as two and fifty horses : ] I suspect this passage to be corrupt , though I know ...
... passage in Mezeray , the French historian : - : - " portant meme sur les aiguillettes [ points ] des petites tetes de mort . " Malone . 3 as many diseases as two and fifty horses : ] I suspect this passage to be corrupt , though I know ...
Page 49
... , and walk , knave walk . " The following passage in Wilson's Arte of Rhetorique , 1553 , shews that this was the meaning of the term : " Another good YOL . VI . E but a little , he will throw a figure in TAMING OF THE SHREW . 49.
... , and walk , knave walk . " The following passage in Wilson's Arte of Rhetorique , 1553 , shews that this was the meaning of the term : " Another good YOL . VI . E but a little , he will throw a figure in TAMING OF THE SHREW . 49.
Page 50
... passage I do not understand . This animal is remarkable for the keenness of its sight . In The Castell of La- boure , however , printed by Wynkyn de Worde , 1506 , is the fol- lowing line : " That was as blereyed as a cat . " There are ...
... passage I do not understand . This animal is remarkable for the keenness of its sight . In The Castell of La- boure , however , printed by Wynkyn de Worde , 1506 , is the fol- lowing line : " That was as blereyed as a cat . " There are ...
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