Cruces Shakespearianae: Difficult Passages in the Works of Shakespeare : the Text of the Folio and Quartos Collated with the Lections of Recent Editions and the Old Commentators, with Original Emendations and NotesG. Bell, 1883 - 507 страници |
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... Rich . II . iii . 4 , 33 , — Line 63 , - " Go thou , and like an executioner , Cut off the heads of too fast growing sprays , That look too lofty in our commonwealth . ” 66 Superfluous branches We lop away , that bearing boughs may live ...
... Rich . II . iii . 4 , 33 , — Line 63 , - " Go thou , and like an executioner , Cut off the heads of too fast growing sprays , That look too lofty in our commonwealth . ” 66 Superfluous branches We lop away , that bearing boughs may live ...
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... ( Rich . III . iv . 4 , 233 ) , — " Like a poor bark , of sails and tackling reft . " Cleopatra's barge has " silken tackle , " but it was of large size , and the description is poetical ( A. and C. ii . 2 , 214 ) . Rats do not make their ...
... ( Rich . III . iv . 4 , 233 ) , — " Like a poor bark , of sails and tackling reft . " Cleopatra's barge has " silken tackle , " but it was of large size , and the description is poetical ( A. and C. ii . 2 , 214 ) . Rats do not make their ...
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... the opposite to " a wanton ambling nymph " ( Rich . III . i . 1 , 17 ) ; like " Nymph , in thy orisons , " & c . ( Ham . iii . 1 , 89 ) , and , " Thou gentle nymph , cherish thy forlorn swain ! " ( T. G. V. v 14 CRUCES SHAKESPEARIANÆ .
... the opposite to " a wanton ambling nymph " ( Rich . III . i . 1 , 17 ) ; like " Nymph , in thy orisons , " & c . ( Ham . iii . 1 , 89 ) , and , " Thou gentle nymph , cherish thy forlorn swain ! " ( T. G. V. v 14 CRUCES SHAKESPEARIANÆ .
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... , " pioned and tilled . " The other compared eds . retain the old text . We are not to suppose that these flowers grew wild ; all else men- 66 وو tioned employed labour - the rich leas of wheat , ACT IV . SC . 1. ] 15 THE TEMPEST .
... , " pioned and tilled . " The other compared eds . retain the old text . We are not to suppose that these flowers grew wild ; all else men- 66 وو tioned employed labour - the rich leas of wheat , ACT IV . SC . 1. ] 15 THE TEMPEST .
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... rich leas of wheat , & c . -the nibbling sheep on the turfy mountains - the meads with stover - and the pole - clipt vineyard ; so , the flowery banks , also , required culture . Ceres ' blessing , given afterwards , consists of plenty ...
... rich leas of wheat , & c . -the nibbling sheep on the turfy mountains - the meads with stover - and the pole - clipt vineyard ; so , the flowery banks , also , required culture . Ceres ' blessing , given afterwards , consists of plenty ...
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