“The” Pictorial Edition of the Works of Shakspere, Volume 5G. Routledge, 1867 |
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Page 4
... lines that are invariably turned to , as some of the highest examples of poetical beauty . These augmentations , further , are so large in their amount , that , in Steevens ' reprint , the first edition occupies only seventy - three ...
... lines that are invariably turned to , as some of the highest examples of poetical beauty . These augmentations , further , are so large in their amount , that , in Steevens ' reprint , the first edition occupies only seventy - three ...
Page 6
... lines are not in the first copy ; but how beautifully they fit in after the description of the spokes - the cover — the traces — the collars - the whip - and the waggoner ; while , in their peculiarly rich and picturesque effect , they ...
... lines are not in the first copy ; but how beautifully they fit in after the description of the spokes - the cover — the traces — the collars - the whip - and the waggoner ; while , in their peculiarly rich and picturesque effect , they ...
Page 16
... lines in the next scene are also wanting . ( B ) has them . b 8o ( D ) . The folio omits And . Lady of my earth . Fille de terre being the French phrase for an heiress , Steevens thinks that Capulet speaks of Juliet in this sense ; but ...
... lines in the next scene are also wanting . ( B ) has them . b 8o ( D ) . The folio omits And . Lady of my earth . Fille de terre being the French phrase for an heiress , Steevens thinks that Capulet speaks of Juliet in this sense ; but ...
Page 18
... lines in Titus Andronicus , which it is difficult to believe any other than Shakspere wrote , " The eagle suffers little birds to sing , And is not careful what they mean thereby , Knowing that with the shadow of his wing He can at ...
... lines in Titus Andronicus , which it is difficult to believe any other than Shakspere wrote , " The eagle suffers little birds to sing , And is not careful what they mean thereby , Knowing that with the shadow of his wing He can at ...
Page 19
... lines are wanting in ( 4 ) . c ( B ) , married ; which reading has been adopted by Steevens and Malone , in preference to several , in the folio and ( C ) . Enter a Servant . Serv . Madam , the guests are come , supper served up , you ...
... lines are wanting in ( 4 ) . c ( B ) , married ; which reading has been adopted by Steevens and Malone , in preference to several , in the folio and ( C ) . Enter a Servant . Serv . Madam , the guests are come , supper served up , you ...
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