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Page 9
... stage direction which only summarizes the Q2 dialogue and accompanying stage directions . As a consequence , according to the Q1 stage direction , Benvolio does not emphatically try to stop the brawl ; he loses the memorable and ...
... stage direction which only summarizes the Q2 dialogue and accompanying stage directions . As a consequence , according to the Q1 stage direction , Benvolio does not emphatically try to stop the brawl ; he loses the memorable and ...
Page 12
... stage direction as such ; the action is implied by the dialogue . Similarly , Qı's stage direction for the killing of Mer- cutio derives from the text , where Mercutio says ' I was hurt vnder your arme ' . That it is the Nurse not the ...
... stage direction as such ; the action is implied by the dialogue . Similarly , Qı's stage direction for the killing of Mer- cutio derives from the text , where Mercutio says ' I was hurt vnder your arme ' . That it is the Nurse not the ...
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... Stage directions with variant forms include iv . iv . I ' Enter Lady of the house ' for Lady Capulet and IV . v . 32 ' Enter Frier and the Countie ' for Friar and Paris . There are so - called permissive stage directions ( for ...
... Stage directions with variant forms include iv . iv . I ' Enter Lady of the house ' for Lady Capulet and IV . v . 32 ' Enter Frier and the Countie ' for Friar and Paris . There are so - called permissive stage directions ( for ...
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