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( and independently Dyce conj . ) . 36. honour . So. courtier ] honour : So like a courtier Ff . place ] of a brother race Hanmer , of a nobler place Williams conj . 44. proud of ] proud ; and Warburton ( Williams conj . ) . 45.
( and independently Dyce conj . ) . 36. honour . So. courtier ] honour : So like a courtier Ff . place ] of a brother race Hanmer , of a nobler place Williams conj . 44. proud of ] proud ; and Warburton ( Williams conj . ) . 45.
Pagina 37
Dyce gives that reading and places " tell true " in a line by itself . 207. lose still probably " I lack not ( do not cease ) to lose still more " waters of love ' vainly poured out . " " " 213. aged honour cites ] Malone ex- plains ...
Dyce gives that reading and places " tell true " in a line by itself . 207. lose still probably " I lack not ( do not cease ) to lose still more " waters of love ' vainly poured out . " " " 213. aged honour cites ] Malone ex- plains ...
Pagina 65
What great creation and what dole of honour 165. careless ] cureless Dyce ( ed . 2 ) , S. Walker conj . when any one hath committed treason or felony the king may order that he shall be indicted for misprision only " ( Wood's Institutes ...
What great creation and what dole of honour 165. careless ] cureless Dyce ( ed . 2 ) , S. Walker conj . when any one hath committed treason or felony the king may order that he shall be indicted for misprision only " ( Wood's Institutes ...
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