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Page xii
... France , true to the love he had shown her , takes the dowerless daughter as his queen . By arrangement King Lear , retaining a bodyguard of a hundred knights , is to sojourn from month to month in turn with his daughters Goneril and ...
... France , true to the love he had shown her , takes the dowerless daughter as his queen . By arrangement King Lear , retaining a bodyguard of a hundred knights , is to sojourn from month to month in turn with his daughters Goneril and ...
Page xiii
... France , has been despatched with an army for the relief of Lear . Under the affectionate care of Cordelia Lear partly recovers his mental balance , but in the ensuing battle between Cordelia's army and that of her sisters , the former ...
... France , has been despatched with an army for the relief of Lear . Under the affectionate care of Cordelia Lear partly recovers his mental balance , but in the ensuing battle between Cordelia's army and that of her sisters , the former ...
Page xxviii
... ( France and Burgundy ) who hath rivall'd ( i . 1 , 169 , 170 ) . ( c ) The wrong case of the relative is used , e.g. : - Who would'st thou serve ? ( i . 4 , 23 ) . · - ( d ) " Their " is used instead of " of them " as an antecedent to ...
... ( France and Burgundy ) who hath rivall'd ( i . 1 , 169 , 170 ) . ( c ) The wrong case of the relative is used , e.g. : - Who would'st thou serve ? ( i . 4 , 23 ) . · - ( d ) " Their " is used instead of " of them " as an antecedent to ...
Page xxix
... France and Burgundy ( i . 1 , 167 ) . Which very manners urges ( when manners = courtesy ) ( v . 3 , 236 ) . There is means , madam ( when " means " is treated as a singular noun , like the word " news in modern English ) ( iv . 4 , 11 ) ...
... France and Burgundy ( i . 1 , 167 ) . Which very manners urges ( when manners = courtesy ) ( v . 3 , 236 ) . There is means , madam ( when " means " is treated as a singular noun , like the word " news in modern English ) ( iv . 4 , 11 ) ...
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... FRANCE . DUKE OF BURGUNDY . DUKE OF CORNWALL . DUKE OF ALBANY . EARL OF KENT . EARL OF GLOUCESTER . EDGAR , son to Gloucester . EDMUND , bastard son to Gloucester . CURAN , a courtier . Old Man , tenant to Gloucester . Physician . Earl ...
... FRANCE . DUKE OF BURGUNDY . DUKE OF CORNWALL . DUKE OF ALBANY . EARL OF KENT . EARL OF GLOUCESTER . EDGAR , son to Gloucester . EDMUND , bastard son to Gloucester . CURAN , a courtier . Old Man , tenant to Gloucester . Physician . Earl ...
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