Critical, Historical, and Explanatory Notes on Shakespeare: With Emendations of the Text and Metre, Zväzok 1 |
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Strana 108
Mr. Warburton's emendation , I believe it is without authority : and if any other
person had taken the fame , liberty of saying what he does of Sir Thomas Hanmer
, Note act 3. fc . 11. p : 301. . “ That he “ did it out of pure love to an emendation ...
Mr. Warburton's emendation , I believe it is without authority : and if any other
person had taken the fame , liberty of saying what he does of Sir Thomas Hanmer
, Note act 3. fc . 11. p : 301. . “ That he “ did it out of pure love to an emendation ...
Strana 174
I pray you bear with me , I cannot go no farther . ) So Mr. Theobald . I can go no
farther . Edit . 1632 , and Sir Tho . Hanmer . Id . ib . Or if thou hast not fate as I do
now , Wearying the bearer in thy mistress praise . ] So Mr. Tbeobald . “ Thy bearer
.
I pray you bear with me , I cannot go no farther . ) So Mr. Theobald . I can go no
farther . Edit . 1632 , and Sir Tho . Hanmer . Id . ib . Or if thou hast not fate as I do
now , Wearying the bearer in thy mistress praise . ] So Mr. Tbeobald . “ Thy bearer
.
Strana 215
Hanmer in ' his glossary , observes , that kickly wickly is a made word , in ridicule
, and difdain of a wife . Taylor the water poet , ' has a poem in disdain of his
debtors , intie'led , Akickly winsy : dr A Lerry come Twang . Works , p . 36 , 36 .
FAct 3.
Hanmer in ' his glossary , observes , that kickly wickly is a made word , in ridicule
, and difdain of a wife . Taylor the water poet , ' has a poem in disdain of his
debtors , intie'led , Akickly winsy : dr A Lerry come Twang . Works , p . 36 , 36 .
FAct 3.
Strana 244
SIR IR Thomas Hanmer was of opinion , that this story was taken from Dorastus
and Faunia , with a change of most of the main circumstances , and all the names
. I am rather apt to believe , that Dorastus and Faunia is of a more modern date ...
SIR IR Thomas Hanmer was of opinion , that this story was taken from Dorastus
and Faunia , with a change of most of the main circumstances , and all the names
. I am rather apt to believe , that Dorastus and Faunia is of a more modern date ...
Strana 247
Pin and web , is a horoy induration of the membranes of the eye , not greatly
unlike a catara & t . Quincy . Id . ib . Why be that wears her like bis medal . ] Like
ber medal . Folio 1632 , and Sir Thomas Hanmer . Id . ib . Leo . How I am galld . ]
Qu .
Pin and web , is a horoy induration of the membranes of the eye , not greatly
unlike a catara & t . Quincy . Id . ib . Why be that wears her like bis medal . ] Like
ber medal . Folio 1632 , and Sir Thomas Hanmer . Id . ib . Leo . How I am galld . ]
Qu .
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| Názov | Critical, Historical, and Explanatory Notes on Shakespeare: With Emendations of the Text and Metre, Zväzok 1 Critical, Historical, and Explanatory Notes on Shakespeare: With Emendations of the Text and Metre, Zachary Grey |
| Autor | Zachary Grey |
| Vydanie | dotlač |
| Vydavateľ | author and sold, 1754 |
| Zdroj originálu: | Newyorská verejná knižnica |
| Digitalizované | 23. nov. 2005 |
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