The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, 16. köideGinn, Heath, 1881 |
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Page 187
... the caves of Nile . The word caves does not seem - right . Mr. Barry proposed canes , and so I suspect it should be . See , however , foot - note 40 . TROILUS AND CRESSIDA . IRST heard of through an entry CRITICAL NOTES . 187.
... the caves of Nile . The word caves does not seem - right . Mr. Barry proposed canes , and so I suspect it should be . See , however , foot - note 40 . TROILUS AND CRESSIDA . IRST heard of through an entry CRITICAL NOTES . 187.
Page 189
... Cressida . " In pursuance of this entry , a quarto edition of the play was issued in the course of the same year . This edition is specially remarkable for being prefaced with an address to the reader by the publishers . The address has ...
... Cressida . " In pursuance of this entry , a quarto edition of the play was issued in the course of the same year . This edition is specially remarkable for being prefaced with an address to the reader by the publishers . The address has ...
Page 190
... Cressida is called a " history " ; while in the prefatory address it is spoken of as a " comedy . " In the folio of 1623 , where it was next printed , it is called a " tragedy . " The circumstances of its appearance in the latter ...
... Cressida is called a " history " ; while in the prefatory address it is spoken of as a " comedy . " In the folio of 1623 , where it was next printed , it is called a " tragedy . " The circumstances of its appearance in the latter ...
Page 191
... by Shakespeare or by some other hand . As before seen , the address prefixed to the quarto calls it " a new play . " There appears no cause to question the truth of men 66 this statement , as it need not mean TROILUS AND CRESSIDA . 191.
... by Shakespeare or by some other hand . As before seen , the address prefixed to the quarto calls it " a new play . " There appears no cause to question the truth of men 66 this statement , as it need not mean TROILUS AND CRESSIDA . 191.
Page 193
... Cressida is clothed with a purity and . loftiness of character not consistent with the action there as- cribed to her . Shakespeare borrowed the chief points of her action , and made her character conformable thereto . The char- acter ...
... Cressida is clothed with a purity and . loftiness of character not consistent with the action there as- cribed to her . Shakespeare borrowed the chief points of her action , and made her character conformable thereto . The char- acter ...
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