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Pagina 23
( reading line 44 with Warburton ) ; perhaps so humbled . 35. in honour ] Long MS . and Dyce read " humour . " I see no reason . 36. So like a courtier ] Sir William Blackstone suggested placing a stop after " courtier , " and was ...
( reading line 44 with Warburton ) ; perhaps so humbled . 35. in honour ] Long MS . and Dyce read " humour . " I see no reason . 36. So like a courtier ] Sir William Blackstone suggested placing a stop after " courtier , " and was ...
Pagina 51
182. courage all ] courage , all Ff . Two syllables seem to have been left out here , perhaps “ health and . ” Theobald sup- plies " virtue , " Collier " honour . " 183. happiness and ] happiness in Rann ( Mason conj . ) .
182. courage all ] courage , all Ff . Two syllables seem to have been left out here , perhaps “ health and . ” Theobald sup- plies " virtue , " Collier " honour . " 183. happiness and ] happiness in Rann ( Mason conj . ) .
Pagina 92
Perhaps it was she who said , " Come ; let's return again , and suffice ourselves with the report of it , " and she may then have gone away . It is to be supposed that she was not present at the end , for Helena does not invite her to ...
Perhaps it was she who said , " Come ; let's return again , and suffice ourselves with the report of it , " and she may then have gone away . It is to be supposed that she was not present at the end , for Helena does not invite her to ...
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