The Works of Shakespeare ..., Volumen14Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1910 |
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Página xix
... Compare " burly boned " in 2 Henry VI . IV . x . 60. It is probably earliest here , and Shakespeare's or Peele's , and more likely still a common vocable . Act v . Scene iv . Greatly developed and improved from Q , but on exactly the ...
... Compare " burly boned " in 2 Henry VI . IV . x . 60. It is probably earliest here , and Shakespeare's or Peele's , and more likely still a common vocable . Act v . Scene iv . Greatly developed and improved from Q , but on exactly the ...
Página xxi
... Compare " writhled shrimp , " I Henry VI . II . iii . 23 . TIME - ANALYSIS . The following is Mr. P. A. Daniel's summary of his time- analysis of 3 Henry VI . ( New Shaks . Soc . 1879 ) : " Time of this play 20 days represented on the ...
... Compare " writhled shrimp , " I Henry VI . II . iii . 23 . TIME - ANALYSIS . The following is Mr. P. A. Daniel's summary of his time- analysis of 3 Henry VI . ( New Shaks . Soc . 1879 ) : " Time of this play 20 days represented on the ...
Página xxii
... compare himself . PARALLELS FROM EARLIER OR CONTEMPORARY WRITERS . PEELE . Those from Greene are not numerous or important enough to be made special reference to . Nor is there as much evidence of Peele's assistance as I expected . He ...
... compare himself . PARALLELS FROM EARLIER OR CONTEMPORARY WRITERS . PEELE . Those from Greene are not numerous or important enough to be made special reference to . Nor is there as much evidence of Peele's assistance as I expected . He ...
Página xxxv
... compare with kingly joys on earth , To wear a crown ' ; and scene vii . ( 18 , b ) : " that perfect bliss , The sweet fruition of an earthly crown . " Not in Q. Compare the argument here about breaking oaths with that in Tamburlaine ...
... compare with kingly joys on earth , To wear a crown ' ; and scene vii . ( 18 , b ) : " that perfect bliss , The sweet fruition of an earthly crown . " Not in Q. Compare the argument here about breaking oaths with that in Tamburlaine ...
Página xlii
... Compare a passage in it ( p . 275 ) with 3 Henry VI . v . v . 25 : “ Well , mistress , well ; I have read Aesop's fables , And know your moral meaning well enough . " REAPPEARING PASSAGES . Continuity of authorship evidence : or ...
... Compare a passage in it ( p . 275 ) with 3 Henry VI . v . v . 25 : “ Well , mistress , well ; I have read Aesop's fables , And know your moral meaning well enough . " REAPPEARING PASSAGES . Continuity of authorship evidence : or ...
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