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Pagina 12
Cold . . . folly ] cold for naked ; at least superficial ” ( Johnson ) . Cf. superfluous for overclothed ( Warburton ) . Troilus and Cressida , I. ii . 26 , " there Poor wisdom waiting on too rich folly . is no man hath a virtue that he ...
Cold . . . folly ] cold for naked ; at least superficial ” ( Johnson ) . Cf. superfluous for overclothed ( Warburton ) . Troilus and Cressida , I. ii . 26 , " there Poor wisdom waiting on too rich folly . is no man hath a virtue that he ...
Pagina 114
27. holding ] consistency ( Johnson of phrase logically but not grammatically and Schmidt ) . Cf. “ Thou sayest well , correct ) , or else to the desires , which and it holds well too ” ( 1 Henry IV , 1 . involves two unusual ...
27. holding ] consistency ( Johnson of phrase logically but not grammatically and Schmidt ) . Cf. “ Thou sayest well , correct ) , or else to the desires , which and it holds well too ” ( 1 Henry IV , 1 . involves two unusual ...
Pagina 127
Johnson supposes a line to be lost here . Steevens instead of " gold ” conjectures “ golden store ” or “ golden ore . ” Jackson reads “ gold , I speak it , " and lines 229-231 in this order : 230 , 231 , 229.
Johnson supposes a line to be lost here . Steevens instead of " gold ” conjectures “ golden store ” or “ golden ore . ” Jackson reads “ gold , I speak it , " and lines 229-231 in this order : 230 , 231 , 229.
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