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Pagina 12
Hudson suggests omitting " cold . " and Pope “ withal . ” Kinnear instead of " wind : withal would write “ wind without : " 108. Cold ] S. Walker thinks that this word is corrupt ( Crit . Ex . iii . 71 ) , perhaps “ poor . 117 , 118.
Hudson suggests omitting " cold . " and Pope “ withal . ” Kinnear instead of " wind : withal would write “ wind without : " 108. Cold ] S. Walker thinks that this word is corrupt ( Crit . Ex . iii . 71 ) , perhaps “ poor . 117 , 118.
Pagina 16
A common expression in the six- to us that he will try the daughter . teenth century , conveying no particular 173. mother ] Dr. Herford suggests signification beyond a certain saucy that “ this word is perhaps the same as flippancy ...
A common expression in the six- to us that he will try the daughter . teenth century , conveying no particular 173. mother ] Dr. Herford suggests signification beyond a certain saucy that “ this word is perhaps the same as flippancy ...
Pagina 23
( reading line 44 with Warburton ) ; perhaps so humbled . 35. in honour ] Long MS . and Dyce “ What I have done That might your read “ humour . " I see no reason . nature , honour and exception Roughly 36.
( reading line 44 with Warburton ) ; perhaps so humbled . 35. in honour ] Long MS . and Dyce “ What I have done That might your read “ humour . " I see no reason . nature , honour and exception Roughly 36.
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