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Page 210
... fuppofe to have been omitted by the negligence of the compositor , renders the whole clear . The metre of the line , which was before defective , and Marina's answer , both support the conjectural reading of the text . 6 MALONE . a ...
... fuppofe to have been omitted by the negligence of the compositor , renders the whole clear . The metre of the line , which was before defective , and Marina's answer , both support the conjectural reading of the text . 6 MALONE . a ...
Page 335
... fuppofe , means , charged , censured . So , in King Henry IV : " How show'd his tasking ? seem'd it in contempt ? " The folio Than prais'd for harmful mildness . ALB . How far KING LEAR . 335 This milky gentleness, and course of yours, ...
... fuppofe , means , charged , censured . So , in King Henry IV : " How show'd his tasking ? seem'd it in contempt ? " The folio Than prais'd for harmful mildness . ALB . How far KING LEAR . 335 This milky gentleness, and course of yours, ...
Page 576
... fuppofe , however , that the performance and cele- brity of the play might have set the ballad - maker at work , and furnished him with the circumstance of lear's madness , of which there is no hint either in the historian or the old ...
... fuppofe , however , that the performance and cele- brity of the play might have set the ballad - maker at work , and furnished him with the circumstance of lear's madness , of which there is no hint either in the historian or the old ...
Page 576
... fuppofe , however , that the performance and cele- brity of the play might have fet the ballad - maker at work , and furnished him with the circumstance of 1 ear's madnefs , of which there is no hint either in the hiftorian or the old ...
... fuppofe , however , that the performance and cele- brity of the play might have fet the ballad - maker at work , and furnished him with the circumstance of 1 ear's madnefs , of which there is no hint either in the hiftorian or the old ...
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