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Side 8
... copy reads went ; the emendation is Mr. Mans in 1455 , when a breach was made in the walls of that town by the English , under the conduct of this earl of Salisbury ; and that he was the first English gentle . This man [ Talbot ] was to ...
... copy reads went ; the emendation is Mr. Mans in 1455 , when a breach was made in the walls of that town by the English , under the conduct of this earl of Salisbury ; and that he was the first English gentle . This man [ Talbot ] was to ...
Side 9
... copy treacherous . Corrected by Pope . 5 Wolves . Thus the second folio , the first omits that word , and the epithet bright prefixed to Astrea in the next line but one . Malone follows the reading of the first folio , and contends that ...
... copy treacherous . Corrected by Pope . 5 Wolves . Thus the second folio , the first omits that word , and the epithet bright prefixed to Astrea in the next line but one . Malone follows the reading of the first folio , and contends that ...
Side 19
... copy reads ' And if I wish he did an evi- dent typographical error . York says that he is not pleased that the king should prefer the red rose , the badge of Somerset , his enemy ; Warwick desires him not to be offended at it , as he ...
... copy reads ' And if I wish he did an evi- dent typographical error . York says that he is not pleased that the king should prefer the red rose , the badge of Somerset , his enemy ; Warwick desires him not to be offended at it , as he ...
Side 27
... copy earlier than that of the tant in two editions in quarto . That the second and folio in 1623 , though the two succeeding parts are ex third parts were published without the first , may be ad- mitted as no weak proof that the copies ...
... copy earlier than that of the tant in two editions in quarto . That the second and folio in 1623 , though the two succeeding parts are ex third parts were published without the first , may be ad- mitted as no weak proof that the copies ...
Side 47
... copied by Holinshed . 12 The epithet blabbing , applied to the day by a man about to commit murder , is exquisitely ... copy : it was supplied by Malone . The difference between the cap- tain's present and succeeding sentiments may be ...
... copied by Holinshed . 12 The epithet blabbing , applied to the day by a man about to commit murder , is exquisitely ... copy : it was supplied by Malone . The difference between the cap- tain's present and succeeding sentiments may be ...
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