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Page 1
... means that it is a replacement of the first edition , not a revision of an earlier version of the play . Romeo and Juliet Q1 is a Bad Quarto , piratical and dependent on an especially unreliable means of transmission for the text , like ...
... means that it is a replacement of the first edition , not a revision of an earlier version of the play . Romeo and Juliet Q1 is a Bad Quarto , piratical and dependent on an especially unreliable means of transmission for the text , like ...
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... means that any variation is immaterial to the point under consider- ation ; ' var . Qı ' means that the Qı text diverges too far to be recorded , though having a rough equivalent . Routine normal- ization is marked by ' ed . ' This does ...
... means that any variation is immaterial to the point under consider- ation ; ' var . Qı ' means that the Qı text diverges too far to be recorded , though having a rough equivalent . Routine normal- ization is marked by ' ed . ' This does ...
Page 122
... means , to meet , Tempering extremities with extreme sweet . ACT II Prologue ACT II PROLOGUE ] Camb .; not in Q2–4 ... mean the process of bringing steel to a Call , good Mercutio . Mer . IO speare here 122.
... means , to meet , Tempering extremities with extreme sweet . ACT II Prologue ACT II PROLOGUE ] Camb .; not in Q2–4 ... mean the process of bringing steel to a Call , good Mercutio . Mer . IO speare here 122.
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