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Page 199
When the reading of the quarto , ' imperiall maiesties command , ' was altered , ob metrum , to “ imperial majesty , ' the corrector seems to have forgotten to alter the preposition . ” W. N. LETTSOM . 6 P. 109.
When the reading of the quarto , ' imperiall maiesties command , ' was altered , ob metrum , to “ imperial majesty , ' the corrector seems to have forgotten to alter the preposition . ” W. N. LETTSOM . 6 P. 109.
Page 204
1 , Mr. Collier writes , “ This line , necessary to the congruity of the dialogue , is derived from the quarto , ” & c .: and Mr. Knight , ibid . , observes , “ The passage in brackets is not found in the folio .
1 , Mr. Collier writes , “ This line , necessary to the congruity of the dialogue , is derived from the quarto , ” & c .: and Mr. Knight , ibid . , observes , “ The passage in brackets is not found in the folio .
Page 207
The folio has “ thinke it , Cunning ; " but in the rest of the speech it agrees verbatim with the quarto . — The whole is printed as prose in the older play . The folio divides it into lines of unequal length ( which , by the by ...
The folio has “ thinke it , Cunning ; " but in the rest of the speech it agrees verbatim with the quarto . — The whole is printed as prose in the older play . The folio divides it into lines of unequal length ( which , by the by ...
Page 211
( The First Part of the Contention , & c . has “ greater matters . ” ) " you " P. 146. ( 83 ) Omitted by Capell . " suspect : " P. 146. ( 84 ) The folio has “ suspence . " 66 P. 146. ( 85 ) mine " " The context requires the quarto ...
( The First Part of the Contention , & c . has “ greater matters . ” ) " you " P. 146. ( 83 ) Omitted by Capell . " suspect : " P. 146. ( 84 ) The folio has “ suspence . " 66 P. 146. ( 85 ) mine " " The context requires the quarto ...
Page 213
They are clearly part of the speech of the Messenger , and indicate a third recension of the play , differing both from the quarto and the folio . It is worth observing that neither here , nor in the Messenger's speech as given in the ...
They are clearly part of the speech of the Messenger , and indicate a third recension of the play , differing both from the quarto and the folio . It is worth observing that neither here , nor in the Messenger's speech as given in the ...
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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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