On the Received Text of Shakespeare's Dramatic Writings and Its Improvement, 2. köideLongman, Green, Longman, and Roberts, 1866 |
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... the old copies of Hamlet is spelt way . Thus the proposed emendation implies the perversion of the three words into oft way down , of a doubt , the present reading . But it is the fitness of the phrase to the B 2 HAMLET . 3.
... the old copies of Hamlet is spelt way . Thus the proposed emendation implies the perversion of the three words into oft way down , of a doubt , the present reading . But it is the fitness of the phrase to the B 2 HAMLET . 3.
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... present in the scene might have pleaded this on behalf of Ophelia , against her father's declaration . A favourite passage , known as Hamlet's In- structions to the Players , contains , besides some other disputable phrases to be ...
... present in the scene might have pleaded this on behalf of Ophelia , against her father's declaration . A favourite passage , known as Hamlet's In- structions to the Players , contains , besides some other disputable phrases to be ...
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... present fate and supernatural power as engaged in fabricating " the golden round " for the brows of Macbeth . * * Since these comments were penned I have been struck by a somewhat parallel passage in " Henry VI . " Part I. : Perhaps I ...
... present fate and supernatural power as engaged in fabricating " the golden round " for the brows of Macbeth . * * Since these comments were penned I have been struck by a somewhat parallel passage in " Henry VI . " Part I. : Perhaps I ...
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Samuel Bailey. Perhaps I cannot take a better opportunity than the present one for explaining why I sometimes bring forward and elucidate what I hold to be doubtful emendations . It is simply in the hope that they may be useful in ...
Samuel Bailey. Perhaps I cannot take a better opportunity than the present one for explaining why I sometimes bring forward and elucidate what I hold to be doubtful emendations . It is simply in the hope that they may be useful in ...
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... present him eminence , both With eye and tongue : unsafe the while , that we Must lave our honours in these flattering streams ; And make our faces vizards to our hearts , · Disguising what they are . " The lady rejoins : " You must ...
... present him eminence , both With eye and tongue : unsafe the while , that we Must lave our honours in these flattering streams ; And make our faces vizards to our hearts , · Disguising what they are . " The lady rejoins : " You must ...
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