King LearMethuen, 1952 - 256 pages |
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... Duthie points out , 1 " there is no consistent variation in the standard of the reporting of the speeches of different characters . " It was left to Duthie to put forward a plausible theory about the Q text . He suggests that it is He ...
... Duthie points out , 1 " there is no consistent variation in the standard of the reporting of the speeches of different characters . " It was left to Duthie to put forward a plausible theory about the Q text . He suggests that it is He ...
Page 93
... Duthie . 171. is on ] hefted ] F ; tender hested Qq 1 , 2 ; tender hasted Q 3 ; tender - hearted Rowe . 166. Lear ... Duthie's reading , blister her pride , if the -er of blister is elided as he suggests , would be indistinguishable in ...
... Duthie . 171. is on ] hefted ] F ; tender hested Qq 1 , 2 ; tender hasted Q 3 ; tender - hearted Rowe . 166. Lear ... Duthie's reading , blister her pride , if the -er of blister is elided as he suggests , would be indistinguishable in ...
Page 142
... Duthie points out , Shakespeare uses ' vulgars ' ( common people . W.T. I. i . 94 ) , ' potents ' ( powerful people . K.J. 11. i . 358 ) , and reso- lutes ' ( resolute people , Ham . 1. i . 98 ) . If we end the quotation after sub ...
... Duthie points out , Shakespeare uses ' vulgars ' ( common people . W.T. I. i . 94 ) , ' potents ' ( powerful people . K.J. 11. i . 358 ) , and reso- lutes ' ( resolute people , Ham . 1. i . 98 ) . If we end the quotation after sub ...
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