King LearMethuen, 1952 - 256 pages |
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Page xxix
... scene is a kind of prologue ; and by making it as short as possible Shakespeare was able to concentrate on the tragic results of the King's foolishness . The old play continues with a scene in which Perillus laments Leir's stupidity ...
... scene is a kind of prologue ; and by making it as short as possible Shakespeare was able to concentrate on the tragic results of the King's foolishness . The old play continues with a scene in which Perillus laments Leir's stupidity ...
Page 130
... scene Q. Fool . Prithee , Nuncle , tell me whether a. 5 [ Exit Gloucester . house . Capell . 4. have ] Q , F ; has Pope ; hath Capell . deserue Q ; preserve Capell conj . Exit ( after 3 ) F ; om . Q. 8. and ] F ; om . Q. Scene VI S.D. ...
... scene Q. Fool . Prithee , Nuncle , tell me whether a. 5 [ Exit Gloucester . house . Capell . 4. have ] Q , F ; has Pope ; hath Capell . deserue Q ; preserve Capell conj . Exit ( after 3 ) F ; om . Q. 8. and ] F ; om . Q. Scene VI S.D. ...
Page 193
... Scene I Act v Scene 1 ] F ; Act iv Scene viii . Spedding conj . The ... Dover ] Capell , substantially ; om . Q , F ; A Camp Rowe . S.D. ] Enter ... Regan , Gentlemen , and Souldiers F ; Enter Edmund , Regan , and their powers Q ...
... Scene I Act v Scene 1 ] F ; Act iv Scene viii . Spedding conj . The ... Dover ] Capell , substantially ; om . Q , F ; A Camp Rowe . S.D. ] Enter ... Regan , Gentlemen , and Souldiers F ; Enter Edmund , Regan , and their powers Q ...
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