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... doubts that the genuine reading is staniel ( or stannyel ) , all the old eds . exhibit the gross misprint " stallion ; " " And with what wing the stallion checks at it . " Twelfth ... doubt . ACT III . SCENE 1.-C. p . 50 . " THE TEMPEST , 5.
... doubts that the genuine reading is staniel ( or stannyel ) , all the old eds . exhibit the gross misprint " stallion ; " " And with what wing the stallion checks at it . " Twelfth ... doubt . ACT III . SCENE 1.-C. p . 50 . " THE TEMPEST , 5.
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... doubt that the next editor of Shakespeare will give the passage as it used to stand till it underwent this most unfortunate " restoration . " Leontes , after saying , " Can thy dam ? may't be ? " - ( so again , three lines after , " how ...
... doubt that the next editor of Shakespeare will give the passage as it used to stand till it underwent this most unfortunate " restoration . " Leontes , after saying , " Can thy dam ? may't be ? " - ( so again , three lines after , " how ...
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... doubt not but thy speech shall be more diffuse to him , than his French shall be to thee . ' COLLIER . The full passage in Stow ( which is borrowed from Caven- dish's Life of Wolsey ) stands thus : " and [ Wolsey ] speaking merilie to ...
... doubt not but thy speech shall be more diffuse to him , than his French shall be to thee . ' COLLIER . The full passage in Stow ( which is borrowed from Caven- dish's Life of Wolsey ) stands thus : " and [ Wolsey ] speaking merilie to ...
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SHAKESPEARE | 4 |
Two GENTLEMEN OF VERONA | 10 |
MEASURE FOR MEASURE | 17 |
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