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... appears to have suffered most from the negligence of transcribers and compositors . Malone , in his latest chronological arrangement , upon a supposed allusion to the fanaticism of the Puritans , dates its production in 1606 ; but there ...
... appears to have suffered most from the negligence of transcribers and compositors . Malone , in his latest chronological arrangement , upon a supposed allusion to the fanaticism of the Puritans , dates its production in 1606 ; but there ...
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... appears to have been omitted . Perhaps we should read , " The honesty of her dispositions she inherits ; " - honesty ... appear to us somewhat strange and harsh , it was by no means peculiar to Shakespeare . e If the living be enemy to ...
... appears to have been omitted . Perhaps we should read , " The honesty of her dispositions she inherits ; " - honesty ... appear to us somewhat strange and harsh , it was by no means peculiar to Shakespeare . e If the living be enemy to ...
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... appears to have been thought the mode both in court and city , has been finely ridiculed by Jonson also . See " Every Man out of his Humour , " Act III . Sc . 1 , and passim . is Ing . ther one r at do y enes 19 c 2 [ SCENE.
... appears to have been thought the mode both in court and city , has been finely ridiculed by Jonson also . See " Every Man out of his Humour , " Act III . Sc . 1 , and passim . is Ing . ther one r at do y enes 19 c 2 [ SCENE.
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... appears to be , " Are we not designedly , for our own condemnation , made trumpeters of our unlawful pur- poses . ' • His company- ] His companion . nesses , a month's length a - piece , by 40 ACT IV . ] [ SCENE III . ALL'S WELL THAT ...
... appears to be , " Are we not designedly , for our own condemnation , made trumpeters of our unlawful pur- poses . ' • His company- ] His companion . nesses , a month's length a - piece , by 40 ACT IV . ] [ SCENE III . ALL'S WELL THAT ...
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... appears to require . e To suggest thee- ] That is , to seduce thee , to tempt thee . f But , sure , -- ] Some commentators would read , since . g Unhappy . ] Waggish , mischievous . COUNT . With very much content , my lord , 45 ACT IV ...
... appears to require . e To suggest thee- ] That is , to seduce thee , to tempt thee . f But , sure , -- ] Some commentators would read , since . g Unhappy . ] Waggish , mischievous . COUNT . With very much content , my lord , 45 ACT IV ...
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