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Pagina 30
88. or ] Capell ; ore F 1 , 2 ; o're F 3 , 4 ; o'er Rowe ; omitted Pope ; on Rann ; ere Collier ( ed . 1 ) ; one Collier ( ed . 2 ) MS .; for Harness ; fore Staunton . 90. draw ] pray Rowe . 92. you ! ] you ?
88. or ] Capell ; ore F 1 , 2 ; o're F 3 , 4 ; o'er Rowe ; omitted Pope ; on Rann ; ere Collier ( ed . 1 ) ; one Collier ( ed . 2 ) MS .; for Harness ; fore Staunton . 90. draw ] pray Rowe . 92. you ! ] you ?
Pagina 41
Our hearts receive your warnings . [ Exit , in his chair . 12. higher ] hired Coleridge conj . , hirer Bulloch conj . 13. Those bated ] Those bastards Hanmer . 16. questant ] FI ; question F 2 , 3 , 4 ; quester Collier MS . 23.
Our hearts receive your warnings . [ Exit , in his chair . 12. higher ] hired Coleridge conj . , hirer Bulloch conj . 13. Those bated ] Those bastards Hanmer . 16. questant ] FI ; question F 2 , 3 , 4 ; quester Collier MS . 23.
Pagina 74
46. curbed time ] Ff , cup of time Collier conj . 28 , 29. th ' art ] old way of apostro- phising " thou art . " " " 32. found thee ] Cf. " I have found you , your lays and out - leaps , Junius ( Beaumont and Fletcher , Bonduca , I. iii ...
46. curbed time ] Ff , cup of time Collier conj . 28 , 29. th ' art ] old way of apostro- phising " thou art . " " " 32. found thee ] Cf. " I have found you , your lays and out - leaps , Junius ( Beaumont and Fletcher , Bonduca , I. iii ...
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