Stolne and Surreptitious Copies: A Comparative Study of Shakespeare's Bad Quartos

abridgment acting version actors authentic text bad quartos blank verse blunders cent characters Clarence Clifford composite line Contention and True dramatist Duke of Yorke Edward Edward II Elizabethan examples father feminine endings folio line folio text folio version giue Gloster Hamlet Q1 hath haue heauen heere Henry V Q1 Henry VI Horatio interpolated Juliet Q1 King Lear leaue length lines common lines of Q2 Lord loue manuscript Marlowe Marlowe's Massacre at Paris Merry Wives Q1 non-Shakespearean number of lines number of words old play omission omitted Orlando Furioso Q1 pair parallel texts passages Pembroke's men pirate plays of Shakespeare portion Professor prose Queene rare words reporter revision rhyming Richard Richard III Romeo and Juliet second quarto Shakespeare's play Shrew sonne source-plays speak speech spoken stage direction Suffolk suggests syllable Tamburlaine thee thou Titus Andronicus Troublesome Raigne True Tragedy vnto vocabulary vpon Warwick written