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Side 6
Your faithful subject I , a gentleman , 2 anson for the rebels “ Expedient manage
must be made , my liege . STEEVENS , 3 Enter the sheriff of Northamptonshire , &
c . ) This stage direction I have taken from the old quarto . STEEVENS .
Your faithful subject I , a gentleman , 2 anson for the rebels “ Expedient manage
must be made , my liege . STEEVENS , 3 Enter the sheriff of Northamptonshire , &
c . ) This stage direction I have taken from the old quarto . STEEVENS .
Side 45
Further I will not flatter you , my lord , That all I see in you is worthy love , Than
this , -- that nothing do I see in you , Mr. Theobald found , or might have found ,
the reading which he would introduce as an emendation of his own , in the old
quarto ...
Further I will not flatter you , my lord , That all I see in you is worthy love , Than
this , -- that nothing do I see in you , Mr. Theobald found , or might have found ,
the reading which he would introduce as an emendation of his own , in the old
quarto ...
Side 101
... 1599 , quarto , ( attributed by some , though falsely , to Shakespeare ) the wife
says : 6 * He shall be murdered or the guests come in . ” Sig . H. B. III . PERCY .
So , in All for Money , an old Morality , 1574 : 6 I could fit in the cold a good while I
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... 1599 , quarto , ( attributed by some , though falsely , to Shakespeare ) the wife
says : 6 * He shall be murdered or the guests come in . ” Sig . H. B. III . PERCY .
So , in All for Money , an old Morality , 1574 : 6 I could fit in the cold a good while I
...
Side 146
STEEVENS . 2 And furbish - ] Thus the quarto 1615. The folio reads : - furnish .
Either word will do , as to furnish in the time of Shakespeare signified to dress .
So , twice in As you like it : - " fure nished like a huntiman , " furnissed like a
beggar .
STEEVENS . 2 And furbish - ] Thus the quarto 1615. The folio reads : - furnish .
Either word will do , as to furnish in the time of Shakespeare signified to dress .
So , twice in As you like it : - " fure nished like a huntiman , " furnissed like a
beggar .
Side 149
... in which the text Atood thus : the dire aspect Of fivil wounds plough'd up with
neighbour swords ; Which thus rouz'd up-fright fair peace . This is sense . But Mr.
Pope , who carefully examined the firát printed plays in quarto ( very much to the
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... in which the text Atood thus : the dire aspect Of fivil wounds plough'd up with
neighbour swords ; Which thus rouz'd up-fright fair peace . This is sense . But Mr.
Pope , who carefully examined the firát printed plays in quarto ( very much to the
...
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