Bell's Edition of Shakespeare's Plays, 1774, Volume 2Cornmarket P., 1969 - 1800 pages |
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Page 233
... Cymbeline . It was impoffible to retain more of the play , and bring it within the compafs of a night's entertainment . The chief alterations are in the divifion of the acts , in the Shortening many parts of the original , and ...
... Cymbeline . It was impoffible to retain more of the play , and bring it within the compafs of a night's entertainment . The chief alterations are in the divifion of the acts , in the Shortening many parts of the original , and ...
Page 270
... Cymbeline's enemy . War and confufion , In Cafar's name , pronounce I ' gainst thee : look + The first part of this fpeech is much too good for Cloten ; the latter , characteristic enough . Cymbeline fhould fpeak the firft four lines ...
... Cymbeline's enemy . War and confufion , In Cafar's name , pronounce I ' gainst thee : look + The first part of this fpeech is much too good for Cloten ; the latter , characteristic enough . Cymbeline fhould fpeak the firft four lines ...
Page 275
... Cymbeline dreams not they are alive . They think they are mine , and , tho ' train'd up thus meanly , l ' th ' cave , there on the brow , their thoughts do hit The roofs of palaces , and nature prompts them , In fimple and low things ...
... Cymbeline dreams not they are alive . They think they are mine , and , tho ' train'd up thus meanly , l ' th ' cave , there on the brow , their thoughts do hit The roofs of palaces , and nature prompts them , In fimple and low things ...
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