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... the alterations are merely additions to the length of particular speeches and scenes The principal variations are pointed out in the notes . more than three thousand six and seven - footed iambics PRELIMINARY REMARKS . 5.
... the alterations are merely additions to the length of particular speeches and scenes The principal variations are pointed out in the notes . more than three thousand six and seven - footed iambics PRELIMINARY REMARKS . 5.
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... speeches of Romeo may be regarded as an oblique com- Pliment to her majesty , who was not liable to be displeased at hearing her chastity praised after she was suspected to have lost it , or her beauty commended in the sixty - seventh ...
... speeches of Romeo may be regarded as an oblique com- Pliment to her majesty , who was not liable to be displeased at hearing her chastity praised after she was suspected to have lost it , or her beauty commended in the sixty - seventh ...
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... - Pish ! for shame , stint thy idle chat . ' Spenser uses the word frequently . This tautologous speech is not in the first quarto of 1597 . VOL . X. # Thou wast the prettiest babe that e'er I nurs'd SC . III . 25 ROMEO AND JULIET .
... - Pish ! for shame , stint thy idle chat . ' Spenser uses the word frequently . This tautologous speech is not in the first quarto of 1597 . VOL . X. # Thou wast the prettiest babe that e'er I nurs'd SC . III . 25 ROMEO AND JULIET .
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... speech of the Nurse , Lady Capulet , in the old quarto , says only : - Well , Juliet , how like you of Paris ' love ? ' She answers , I'll look to like , ' & c ; and so concludes the scene , without the intervention of that stuff to be ...
... speech of the Nurse , Lady Capulet , in the old quarto , says only : - Well , Juliet , how like you of Paris ' love ? ' She answers , I'll look to like , ' & c ; and so concludes the scene , without the intervention of that stuff to be ...
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... speech is full of quibbles . The unbound lover is a quibble on the binding of a book , and the binding in marriage ; and the word cover is a quibble on the law phrase for a married woman , femme couverte . C 11 Dr. Farmer explains this ...
... speech is full of quibbles . The unbound lover is a quibble on the binding of a book , and the binding in marriage ; and the word cover is a quibble on the law phrase for a married woman , femme couverte . C 11 Dr. Farmer explains this ...
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