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Page 41
... scene structurally similar to the earlier one ( ш . ii ; cf. п . v ) . Shakespeare stresses in both scenes the ease with which messages can go wrong ; so Juliet at first thinks it is Romeo , not Tybalt , whom the Nurse saw bedaubed in ...
... scene structurally similar to the earlier one ( ш . ii ; cf. п . v ) . Shakespeare stresses in both scenes the ease with which messages can go wrong ; so Juliet at first thinks it is Romeo , not Tybalt , whom the Nurse saw bedaubed in ...
Page 113
... [ Scene V ] They march about the stage , and Servingmen come forth with napkins . First Ser . Where's Potpan that he helps not to take away ? He shift a trencher ! He scrape a trencher ! Second Ser . When good manners shall lie all in one ...
... [ Scene V ] They march about the stage , and Servingmen come forth with napkins . First Ser . Where's Potpan that he helps not to take away ? He shift a trencher ! He scrape a trencher ! Second Ser . When good manners shall lie all in one ...
Page 123
... Scene I SCENE 1 ] Ulrici ; not in Q2-4 , F , QI . Garden . Capell . 1-29 . ] As Q2-4 , F ; prose in Q1 . F , Q1 ; Exit . Rowe ; Leaps the Wall . Capell ; He climbs the wall , and leaps down within it . Camb . 3. Romeo ! Romeo ! ] Q2-4 ...
... Scene I SCENE 1 ] Ulrici ; not in Q2-4 , F , QI . Garden . Capell . 1-29 . ] As Q2-4 , F ; prose in Q1 . F , Q1 ; Exit . Rowe ; Leaps the Wall . Capell ; He climbs the wall , and leaps down within it . Camb . 3. Romeo ! Romeo ! ] Q2-4 ...
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