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Pagina 108
They begin to smoke me , 15. adversary's ] Johnson , adversaries Ff , adversaries ' Warburton . choughs ' ] F 3 , 4 ; choughs F 1 , 2 . II . linsey - woolsey ] An unintelligible mixture of several languages . Johnson ...
They begin to smoke me , 15. adversary's ] Johnson , adversaries Ff , adversaries ' Warburton . choughs ' ] F 3 , 4 ; choughs F 1 , 2 . II . linsey - woolsey ] An unintelligible mixture of several languages . Johnson ...
Pagina 113
This passage has been held to be corrupt by many editors . line 25 Johnson said he could hardly distinguish whether the word in F 1 was Jove or Love . Jove , the more difficult version of the two , has been accepted , and I think there ...
This passage has been held to be corrupt by many editors . line 25 Johnson said he could hardly distinguish whether the word in F 1 was Jove or Love . Jove , the more difficult version of the two , has been accepted , and I think there ...
Pagina 114
28. To swear Will you not , my lord ? 35 40 love ] To swear ( by Him ) that I will work against him Whom I protest to love ( Addis conj . ) ; by him ] to him Rann ( Johnson conj . ) ; whom ] when Singer ; protest ] attest Johnson conj .
28. To swear Will you not , my lord ? 35 40 love ] To swear ( by Him ) that I will work against him Whom I protest to love ( Addis conj . ) ; by him ] to him Rann ( Johnson conj . ) ; whom ] when Singer ; protest ] attest Johnson conj .
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