Romeo and JulietShakespeare's tragic drama of young love is supplemented by textual notes and information on the date and sources of the play." |
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Page 92
... suggests that the correct catchword ' Rom . Tut ' had been accidentally omitted ; the com- positor looking for it at the top of the wrong page found , on B4 " , the first word But . lost myself ] Cf. 1. 148 and n . above . Daniel's ...
... suggests that the correct catchword ' Rom . Tut ' had been accidentally omitted ; the com- positor looking for it at the top of the wrong page found , on B4 " , the first word But . lost myself ] Cf. 1. 148 and n . above . Daniel's ...
Page 153
... suggests the Nurse just stops herself from saying the word arse - ' with a somewhat unlooked - for show of modesty ' . Location . ] Capulet's House . Rowe ; Capulet's 207. sententious ] The Nurse pro- bably means sentence , pithy saying ...
... suggests the Nurse just stops herself from saying the word arse - ' with a somewhat unlooked - for show of modesty ' . Location . ] Capulet's House . Rowe ; Capulet's 207. sententious ] The Nurse pro- bably means sentence , pithy saying ...
Page 154
... suggests that Q2's spelling here may be a misreading of manuscript jaunte . Hosley suggests it is a colloquial development from the plural form jaunts ( = trudge about ) . Juliet . I would thou hadst my bones and I 154 [ ACT II ROMEO ...
... suggests that Q2's spelling here may be a misreading of manuscript jaunte . Hosley suggests it is a colloquial development from the plural form jaunts ( = trudge about ) . Juliet . I would thou hadst my bones and I 154 [ ACT II ROMEO ...
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