Romeo and JulietHaldeman-Julius Company, 1921 - 123 pages |
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... play : Q1 was published in 1597 , and Q2 in 1599. The First Folio is the name given to the first collected edition of Shakespeare's dramas , published in 1623. The editors of the Folio used Q , as their authority . Q3 was taken from Q2 ...
... play : Q1 was published in 1597 , and Q2 in 1599. The First Folio is the name given to the first collected edition of Shakespeare's dramas , published in 1623. The editors of the Folio used Q , as their authority . Q3 was taken from Q2 ...
Page xxxii
... plays . Every character from the staid Benvolio to the unthinking Tybalt jests and plays with words ; Mercutio , mortally wounded , continues to quibble , and Juliet dies with a paradox . This conceited language lends the play an air of ...
... plays . Every character from the staid Benvolio to the unthinking Tybalt jests and plays with words ; Mercutio , mortally wounded , continues to quibble , and Juliet dies with a paradox . This conceited language lends the play an air of ...
Page 100
... plays ( e.g. Gorboduc , of Th . Sackville and Th . Norton , 1562 ) , which , in turn , had adapted it from the Chorus of the classical plays Shakespeare usually dispenses with the Prologue and allows the play to explain itself ; but see ...
... plays ( e.g. Gorboduc , of Th . Sackville and Th . Norton , 1562 ) , which , in turn , had adapted it from the Chorus of the classical plays Shakespeare usually dispenses with the Prologue and allows the play to explain itself ; but see ...
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