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The Folio prints ' you Heard of Byles and Plagues ; ' whereby the sentence is
made meaningless , and the characteristically impetuous break in Marcius s
speech is lost . Johnson's correction . ( 63 ) Followed . The First Folio prints'
followes ...
The Folio prints ' you Heard of Byles and Plagues ; ' whereby the sentence is
made meaningless , and the characteristically impetuous break in Marcius s
speech is lost . Johnson's correction . ( 63 ) Followed . The First Folio prints'
followes ...
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The Folio prints ' comming ' for “ come " . ( 71 ) May wish god Marcius home again
. The Folio prints ' good ' Bru . Go see this rumourer whipp'd . — It cannot be The
Volsces dare break with us . Men . Cannot be ! We have record that very well it ...
The Folio prints ' comming ' for “ come " . ( 71 ) May wish god Marcius home again
. The Folio prints ' good ' Bru . Go see this rumourer whipp'd . — It cannot be The
Volsces dare break with us . Men . Cannot be ! We have record that very well it ...
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The Folio prints this , ' She looke vs like . ' Johnson corrected ' looke ' to " looks . '
We have frequently had occasion to notice the elliptical mode in which
Shakespeare uses the verb " to look ” ( see Note 73 , Act iii . , “ Antony and
Cleopatra " ) ...
The Folio prints this , ' She looke vs like . ' Johnson corrected ' looke ' to " looks . '
We have frequently had occasion to notice the elliptical mode in which
Shakespeare uses the verb " to look ” ( see Note 73 , Act iii . , “ Antony and
Cleopatra " ) ...
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