The English of Shakespeare: Illustrated in a Philological Commentary on His Julius CaesarE. Ginn, 1869 - 386 страници |
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... passage , I have gen- erally given his views as well as my own , since the reader might prefer the former to the latter . My own notes are in all cases enclosed in brackets . The cases in which the author ( as on pages 49 , 161 , and ...
... passage , I have gen- erally given his views as well as my own , since the reader might prefer the former to the latter . My own notes are in all cases enclosed in brackets . The cases in which the author ( as on pages 49 , 161 , and ...
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... passage ) ; in 412 " o'ershot " ( First Folio , " o're- shot " ) for " overshot ; " in 745 " ere " ( as in First Folio ) for " e'er ; " and in 775 " than " for " then . " I have also changed the spelling of a few words ( as " deckt ...
... passage ) ; in 412 " o'ershot " ( First Folio , " o're- shot " ) for " overshot ; " in 745 " ere " ( as in First Folio ) for " e'er ; " and in 775 " than " for " then . " I have also changed the spelling of a few words ( as " deckt ...
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... passages . I have added largely to the references to Bible passages illustrating Shakespeare's English . I had done a good part of this work some months before I met with The Bible Word - Book , by Eastwood and Wright ( London , 1866 ) ...
... passages . I have added largely to the references to Bible passages illustrating Shakespeare's English . I had done a good part of this work some months before I met with The Bible Word - Book , by Eastwood and Wright ( London , 1866 ) ...
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... passages the import of which is , to say the least , not obvious to ordinary readers of the present day . This comes partly from certain characteristics of his style , which would probably have made him occasionally a difficult author ...
... passages the import of which is , to say the least , not obvious to ordinary readers of the present day . This comes partly from certain characteristics of his style , which would probably have made him occasionally a difficult author ...
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... passage unremarked upon which seemed to be difficult or obscure . But , of course , it puts forward no preten- sions to a similar completeness , or thoroughness , in respect of any further purpose . It is far from em- bracing the whole ...
... passage unremarked upon which seemed to be difficult or obscure . But , of course , it puts forward no preten- sions to a similar completeness , or thoroughness , in respect of any further purpose . It is far from em- bracing the whole ...
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