The life and death of King Lear. Timon and Athens. Titus Andronicus. The tragedy of Macbeth. [C]aius Marcius CoriolanusAMS Press, 1968 |
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... thing ! ] Of these lines there is but one copy , and the editors are forced upon con- jecture . They have published this line thus : Thou chang'd , and felf - con- verted thing ! but I cannot but think that by Self - cover'd the authour ...
... thing ! ] Of these lines there is but one copy , and the editors are forced upon con- jecture . They have published this line thus : Thou chang'd , and felf - con- verted thing ! but I cannot but think that by Self - cover'd the authour ...
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... thing of Shakespeare's nocturnal tempeft , which is too ftriking to have been omitted , and that it follows the chronicle ; it has the rudiments of the play , but none of its amplifications : it first hint- ed Lear's madness , but did ...
... thing of Shakespeare's nocturnal tempeft , which is too ftriking to have been omitted , and that it follows the chronicle ; it has the rudiments of the play , but none of its amplifications : it first hint- ed Lear's madness , but did ...
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... thing , Safe tow'rd your Love and Honour . 7 Which do but what they should , in doing every thing Safe tow'rds your love and honour . ] Of the laft line of this fpeech , which is certain- ly , as it is now read , unintelli- gible , an ...
... thing , Safe tow'rd your Love and Honour . 7 Which do but what they should , in doing every thing Safe tow'rds your love and honour . ] Of the laft line of this fpeech , which is certain- ly , as it is now read , unintelli- gible , an ...
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