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Pagina 49
The great st grace ] Capell , The greatest grace lending grace Ff , The greatest lending grace Rowe . 145. fits ] The Ff read “ shifts . ” On 151. square our guess by shows ] Cf. the margin of the copy in Lord Elles- “ thou art said to ...
The great st grace ] Capell , The greatest grace lending grace Ff , The greatest lending grace Rowe . 145. fits ] The Ff read “ shifts . ” On 151. square our guess by shows ] Cf. the margin of the copy in Lord Elles- “ thou art said to ...
Pagina 50
The later Ff have “ no ” instead of “ 1 ) ne , " Most editors give “ great'st . " But the hour . Not so used by Shakespeare . line Hopest thou my cure ? The ( See Shakespeare and Sea - Glasses , by great'st grace lending grace " is im- ...
The later Ff have “ no ” instead of “ 1 ) ne , " Most editors give “ great'st . " But the hour . Not so used by Shakespeare . line Hopest thou my cure ? The ( See Shakespeare and Sea - Glasses , by great'st grace lending grace " is im- ...
Pagina 157
Cf. " As all impediments in fancy's course Are motives of more fancy ; and , in fine , 215 Her infinite cunning , with her modern grace , Subdued me to her rate : she got the ring , And I had that which any inferior might At market ...
Cf. " As all impediments in fancy's course Are motives of more fancy ; and , in fine , 215 Her infinite cunning , with her modern grace , Subdued me to her rate : she got the ring , And I had that which any inferior might At market ...
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