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Side 166
... old copy reads - Enter Marcius curfing . STEEVENS , You fbames of Rome ! you berd of - Boils and plagues , & c . ] This paffage , like almost every other abrupt fentence in these plays , was rendered un- intelligible in the old copy by ...
... old copy reads - Enter Marcius curfing . STEEVENS , You fbames of Rome ! you berd of - Boils and plagues , & c . ] This paffage , like almost every other abrupt fentence in these plays , was rendered un- intelligible in the old copy by ...
Side 222
... old copy than I am ; and I trust I have given abundant proofs of my attention to it in the prefent edition , by restoring and establishing many ancient readings in every one of thefe plays , which had been difplaced for modern ...
... old copy than I am ; and I trust I have given abundant proofs of my attention to it in the prefent edition , by restoring and establishing many ancient readings in every one of thefe plays , which had been difplaced for modern ...
Side 582
... old copy . It is clear from the paffage quoted from Plutarch in the following note that this was an error of the compofitor's at the press , and that it belongs to Gallus who , after Proculeius hath , according to his fuggeftion ...
... old copy . It is clear from the paffage quoted from Plutarch in the following note that this was an error of the compofitor's at the press , and that it belongs to Gallus who , after Proculeius hath , according to his fuggeftion ...
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The Plays and Poems of William Shakespeare, with the Life and ..., Volum 7 William Shakespeare Uten tilgangsbegrensning - 1844 |
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