King LearMethuen, 1985 - 246 pages |
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... quibble is only possible if the word is used intransitively , and urges the omission of you . This improvement is not absolutely necessary . 12. mother ] Coleridge , Shakespearean Criticism , ed . Raysor , 1. 56 , says that Edmund ...
... quibble is only possible if the word is used intransitively , and urges the omission of you . This improvement is not absolutely necessary . 12. mother ] Coleridge , Shakespearean Criticism , ed . Raysor , 1. 56 , says that Edmund ...
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... quibble on the two meanings of the word : concavity , and insincerity . Cf. 1. ii . 110 and Ham . , III . ii . 218. Kittredge cites the proverb : ' Emptie vessels haue the loudest sounds ' ( Greene , George a Greene , IV . 4 ; ed ...
... quibble on the two meanings of the word : concavity , and insincerity . Cf. 1. ii . 110 and Ham . , III . ii . 218. Kittredge cites the proverb : ' Emptie vessels haue the loudest sounds ' ( Greene , George a Greene , IV . 4 ; ed ...
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... quibble on light which means empty and merry . Cf. Cym . , v . iv . 167 : ' purse and brain both empty , the brain the heavier for being too light , the purse too light being drawn of heaviness ' . There is a reference to the proverb ...
... quibble on light which means empty and merry . Cf. Cym . , v . iv . 167 : ' purse and brain both empty , the brain the heavier for being too light , the purse too light being drawn of heaviness ' . There is a reference to the proverb ...
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