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Pagina xiii
The former writes : “ The rhymed passages , the alternate rhymes , the sonnet letter of Helena , point to the form which the piece probably more uniformly bore , when with its first title it was placed by the side of Love's Labour's ...
The former writes : “ The rhymed passages , the alternate rhymes , the sonnet letter of Helena , point to the form which the piece probably more uniformly bore , when with its first title it was placed by the side of Love's Labour's ...
Pagina 54
Rush ” is probably a IV . i . 2 ) . reference to the old custom ( or abuse ) 21. ten groats ] a piece of money of putting a rush ring on the finger worth 35. 4d . - the attorney's fee . about to marry de 22.
Rush ” is probably a IV . i . 2 ) . reference to the old custom ( or abuse ) 21. ten groats ] a piece of money of putting a rush ring on the finger worth 35. 4d . - the attorney's fee . about to marry de 22.
Pagina 144
Cox my passion ] God's ( my ) 42. word ] Evidently a play on the passion ; probably a corruption of name Parolles . Malone thinks that * God's passion . ' Cf. * “ Cock's one was unnecessarily added by the passion , silence !
Cox my passion ] God's ( my ) 42. word ] Evidently a play on the passion ; probably a corruption of name Parolles . Malone thinks that * God's passion . ' Cf. * “ Cock's one was unnecessarily added by the passion , silence !
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