On the Received Text of Shakespeare's Dramatic Writings and Its Improvement, 2. köideLongman, Green, Longman, and Roberts, 1866 |
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... line . I have little doubt that Shakespeare wrote compact , which he had employed a few lines above in speaking of ... last sentence is unintelligible , the words italicised being manifestly corrupt ; and the proper way of restoring the ...
... line . I have little doubt that Shakespeare wrote compact , which he had employed a few lines above in speaking of ... last sentence is unintelligible , the words italicised being manifestly corrupt ; and the proper way of restoring the ...
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... lines in which the mis - reading occurs , with the next point to be considered . In the last line but one , the word curb is an arbitrary but plausible interpola- tion by Malone , the original text being without it . A verb has ...
... lines in which the mis - reading occurs , with the next point to be considered . In the last line but one , the word curb is an arbitrary but plausible interpola- tion by Malone , the original text being without it . A verb has ...
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Samuel Bailey. line and the plural seas in the third , and again be- tween that plural and the one of the last line . To remedy these faults , I suggest that the second of the words italicised should be exchanged for waves , since the ...
Samuel Bailey. line and the plural seas in the third , and again be- tween that plural and the one of the last line . To remedy these faults , I suggest that the second of the words italicised should be exchanged for waves , since the ...
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... last expression , I propose to eke out the second line by a single noun , and to read : Both the worlds suffer dissolution : in which line the termination tion would be , ac- cording to Shakespeare's wont , a dissyllable . The noun ...
... last expression , I propose to eke out the second line by a single noun , and to read : Both the worlds suffer dissolution : in which line the termination tion would be , ac- cording to Shakespeare's wont , a dissyllable . The noun ...
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... line , as is done in the other two lines ; ( 3 ) , because there is a ready way of accounting for the verb free ... last line of the passage above quoted , is an additional reason why Malone's amendment should not be adopted . If it were ...
... line , as is done in the other two lines ; ( 3 ) , because there is a ready way of accounting for the verb free ... last line of the passage above quoted , is an additional reason why Malone's amendment should not be adopted . If it were ...
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