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... and in the midst of every variety of corruption , seem here and there to have preserved the genuine text in passages which are incorrectly given in the folio , and consequently ought to be studied by modern editors .
... and in the midst of every variety of corruption , seem here and there to have preserved the genuine text in passages which are incorrectly given in the folio , and consequently ought to be studied by modern editors .
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( 5 ) " Guienne , Champagne , Rheims , Rouen , Orleans , " So Capell , with an eye to Gloster's next speech . – Here the folio omits “ Rouen . ” P. 7. ( 6 ) " And a third thinks , ” The folio has " A third thinkes . ” — The editor of ...
( 5 ) " Guienne , Champagne , Rheims , Rouen , Orleans , " So Capell , with an eye to Gloster's next speech . – Here the folio omits “ Rouen . ” P. 7. ( 6 ) " And a third thinks , ” The folio has " A third thinkes . ” — The editor of ...
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( 37 ) " Here's Gloster , a foe to citizens ; ' ' The modern editors usually print , with the second folio , “ Here's Gloster too , a foe , ” & c .: but , as Walker ( Shakespeare's Versification , & c . p . 236 ) observes on the passage ...
( 37 ) " Here's Gloster , a foe to citizens ; ' ' The modern editors usually print , with the second folio , “ Here's Gloster too , a foe , ” & c .: but , as Walker ( Shakespeare's Versification , & c . p . 236 ) observes on the passage ...
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The editor of the second folio thus restored the line to at least its proper dimensions ; “ Here , through this grate ... Malone and some other editors have fancied that all is set right by printing “ Here thorough this grate I count ...
The editor of the second folio thus restored the line to at least its proper dimensions ; “ Here , through this grate ... Malone and some other editors have fancied that all is set right by printing “ Here thorough this grate I count ...
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( 53 ) “ Rescu'd is Orleans from the English :Divinest creature , Astrĉa's daughter , " The editor of the second ... c .; and so , among others , the two latest editors , Mr. Collier and Mr. Knight [ 1864 , and Mr. Halliwell ] .
( 53 ) “ Rescu'd is Orleans from the English :Divinest creature , Astrĉa's daughter , " The editor of the second ... c .; and so , among others , the two latest editors , Mr. Collier and Mr. Knight [ 1864 , and Mr. Halliwell ] .
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| Title | The Works of William Shakespeare The Works of William Shakespeare, William Shakespeare |
| Author | William Shakespeare |
| Edition | 3 |
| Publisher | Chatto and Windus, 1877 |
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