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but his corrections are , of course , merely arbitrary ; and the alteration of “ I count ” [ i.e. I am in the habit of counting ] to “ I can count , " is a more than doubtful change . - Malone and some other editors have fancied that ...
but his corrections are , of course , merely arbitrary ; and the alteration of “ I count ” [ i.e. I am in the habit of counting ] to “ I can count , " is a more than doubtful change . - Malone and some other editors have fancied that ...
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Or doth this churlish superscription Pretend some alteration in good will ? ( 106 ) What's here ? - [ Reads ] “ I have , upon especial cause , Mov'd with compassion of my country's wreck , Together with the pitiful complaints Of such as ...
Or doth this churlish superscription Pretend some alteration in good will ? ( 106 ) What's here ? - [ Reads ] “ I have , upon especial cause , Mov'd with compassion of my country's wreck , Together with the pitiful complaints Of such as ...
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( 120 ) Great Marshal to Henry the Sixth ] Here “ Marshal ” has been altered to “ mareshal , ” for the sake of the metre ; which , however , remains imperfect , to the eye at least , even with that alteration .
( 120 ) Great Marshal to Henry the Sixth ] Here “ Marshal ” has been altered to “ mareshal , ” for the sake of the metre ; which , however , remains imperfect , to the eye at least , even with that alteration .
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Mr . Collier's Ms. Corrector lets the corruption " powerful regions " stand ; but alters " that are culld , ” & c . , to « that are call'd , ” & c . , though the third line of this speech might have shown him that his alteration was ...
Mr . Collier's Ms. Corrector lets the corruption " powerful regions " stand ; but alters " that are culld , ” & c . , to « that are call'd , ” & c . , though the third line of this speech might have shown him that his alteration was ...
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... “ stream : " but is it not equally probable that here , as occasionally elsewhere , the rhymes were purposely done away with when the play underwent those alterations withi which it is exhibited in the let her pass ; your lands .
... “ stream : " but is it not equally probable that here , as occasionally elsewhere , the rhymes were purposely done away with when the play underwent those alterations withi which it is exhibited in the let her pass ; your lands .
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| Title | The Works of William Shakespeare, Volume 5 The Works of William Shakespeare, William Shakespeare |
| Author | William Shakespeare |
| Editor | Alexander Dyce |
| Edition | 6 |
| Publisher | S.Sonnenschein & Company, 1891 |
| Original from | the University of Virginia |
| Digitized | 9 Jun 2009 |
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