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Pagina 16
-my virginity ! yet There shall its Jackson conj .; Hanmer sug- gests " yet . You're for the court . " " " " " 169. yet'tis ] Hanmer suggests " yes , " which is quite a likely reading . Cf. Cymbeline , Faith , yes .
-my virginity ! yet There shall its Jackson conj .; Hanmer sug- gests " yet . You're for the court . " " " " " 169. yet'tis ] Hanmer suggests " yes , " which is quite a likely reading . Cf. Cymbeline , Faith , yes .
Pagina 20
What ... be ] hath not been can't be Hanmer , ha'nt been cannot be Mason conj . , n'ath been cannot be Staunton conj . , hath been can but be Bulloch conj . Perhaps , " What hath not , cannot , be . " The anonymous conjecture in the ...
What ... be ] hath not been can't be Hanmer , ha'nt been cannot be Mason conj . , n'ath been cannot be Staunton conj . , hath been can but be Bulloch conj . Perhaps , " What hath not , cannot , be . " The anonymous conjecture in the ...
Pagina 118
23. till ] ere Hanmer , when Mason conj . , while W. J. Craig conj . 25. ] Punctuation by Theobald ; nobility in . . . stream , Ff . 27. meant damnable ] Ff ; Hanmer reads " most damnable , " an emendation accepted by S. Walker ...
23. till ] ere Hanmer , when Mason conj . , while W. J. Craig conj . 25. ] Punctuation by Theobald ; nobility in . . . stream , Ff . 27. meant damnable ] Ff ; Hanmer reads " most damnable , " an emendation accepted by S. Walker ...
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