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Page 69
... fuppofe that fome of the words in this fentence have been misplaced , and that it ought to stand thus : 7 and for contestation Their theme was you ; you were the word of war . my brother never M. MASON . Did urge me in his act ; ] i . e ...
... fuppofe that fome of the words in this fentence have been misplaced , and that it ought to stand thus : 7 and for contestation Their theme was you ; you were the word of war . my brother never M. MASON . Did urge me in his act ; ] i . e ...
Page 378
... fuppofe , means , charged , cenfured . So , in King Henry IV : • me . See Vol . XI . p . 409 n . 9 . " How show'd his tasking ? seem'd it in contempt ? " In the notes on this play I shall hereafter call the quarto first mentioned ...
... fuppofe , means , charged , cenfured . So , in King Henry IV : • me . See Vol . XI . p . 409 n . 9 . " How show'd his tasking ? seem'd it in contempt ? " In the notes on this play I shall hereafter call the quarto first mentioned ...
Page 448
... fuppofe Shakspeare thought his plot opened rather too early , and made the alteration to veil the event from the audience ; but trufting too much to himself , and full of a fingle purpose , he did not accommodate his new lines to the ...
... fuppofe Shakspeare thought his plot opened rather too early , and made the alteration to veil the event from the audience ; but trufting too much to himself , and full of a fingle purpose , he did not accommodate his new lines to the ...
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