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Pagina 12
There is none : man , setting down before you , will undermine you and blow you up . 107. Look ] Rowe , bones Lookes Ff , bone Looks Bulloch conj . ; i th ] Ff , in the Pope . Hudson suggests omitting " cold . " and Pope “ withal .
There is none : man , setting down before you , will undermine you and blow you up . 107. Look ] Rowe , bones Lookes Ff , bone Looks Bulloch conj . ; i th ] Ff , in the Pope . Hudson suggests omitting " cold . " and Pope “ withal .
Pagina 41
13. Those bated ] Those bastards Hanmer . 16. questant ] F1 ; question F2 , 3 , 4 ; quester Collier MS . 23. ) [ to B. ] Pope , [ to attendants ) Theobald , omitted Ff , ( retires to a couch , attendants ...
13. Those bated ] Those bastards Hanmer . 16. questant ] F1 ; question F2 , 3 , 4 ; quester Collier MS . 23. ) [ to B. ] Pope , [ to attendants ) Theobald , omitted Ff , ( retires to a couch , attendants ...
Pagina 42
Pope . them is by no means easy . Pope and Parolles retire close to one of the makes the king leave the stage ; side doors , and while they are speaking Capell supposes that he retires to a together the king is borne in ...
Pope . them is by no means easy . Pope and Parolles retire close to one of the makes the king leave the stage ; side doors , and while they are speaking Capell supposes that he retires to a together the king is borne in ...
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