The Pictorial Edition of the Works of Shakspere, Volume 5Virtue, 1888 |
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Page 32
... lines here omitted in the text of Steevens ' edition , which Malone has restored to the text . The lines are gross , but the grossness is obscure , and , if it were under- stood , could scarcely be called corrupting . The freedoms of ...
... lines here omitted in the text of Steevens ' edition , which Malone has restored to the text . The lines are gross , but the grossness is obscure , and , if it were under- stood , could scarcely be called corrupting . The freedoms of ...
Page 35
... lines , ending with this line , are not in ( 4 ) . b In ( A ) , small . e In ( A ) , foes . In the other ancient editions , kings . Opposed foes has not the propriety of opposed kings - a thoroughly Shaksperean phrase . D 2 Fri. God ...
... lines , ending with this line , are not in ( 4 ) . b In ( A ) , small . e In ( A ) , foes . In the other ancient editions , kings . Opposed foes has not the propriety of opposed kings - a thoroughly Shaksperean phrase . D 2 Fri. God ...
Page 440
... lines spoken by the Fool contain two separate prophecies ; - that the first four lines are a satirical description of the present manners as future , and the subse- quent six lines a description of future manners , which the corruption ...
... lines spoken by the Fool contain two separate prophecies ; - that the first four lines are a satirical description of the present manners as future , and the subse- quent six lines a description of future manners , which the corruption ...
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