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Pagina xxxvii
Elze suggests that he is meant to show us what Bertram may become if Helen does not succeed in wooing him , just as we see in the Countess what Helen will one day be like . He has been compared with Falstaff , which is not only ...
Elze suggests that he is meant to show us what Bertram may become if Helen does not succeed in wooing him , just as we see in the Countess what Helen will one day be like . He has been compared with Falstaff , which is not only ...
Pagina 16
169. yet'tis ] Hanmer suggests “ yes , ” the Page may have entered in the which is quite a likely reading . Cf. middle of Helena's sentence . But that Cymbeline , " Faith , yes . " But prob . means recasting the whole passage ...
169. yet'tis ] Hanmer suggests “ yes , ” the Page may have entered in the which is quite a likely reading . Cf. middle of Helena's sentence . But that Cymbeline , " Faith , yes . " But prob . means recasting the whole passage ...
Pagina 137
45 I am this to suggest thee from thy master thou talkest of : serve him still . Clo . I am a woodland fellow , sir , that always loved a great fire ; and the master I speak of ever keeps a good fire . But , sure , he is the prince of ...
45 I am this to suggest thee from thy master thou talkest of : serve him still . Clo . I am a woodland fellow , sir , that always loved a great fire ; and the master I speak of ever keeps a good fire . But , sure , he is the prince of ...
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