King LearSterling Publishers Private Limited, 1984 - 246 pages |
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Page ix
... Craig's collations have been thoroughly revised ; and though many of the notes have been adapted from his , few of them have been left unchanged . I am indebted to Professor H. Kökeritz , Mr J. C. Maxwell , Mr J. M. Nosworthy , and ...
... Craig's collations have been thoroughly revised ; and though many of the notes have been adapted from his , few of them have been left unchanged . I am indebted to Professor H. Kökeritz , Mr J. C. Maxwell , Mr J. M. Nosworthy , and ...
Page 60
... Craig sug- gests that it was customary to chain captives to a stake of wood , and he cites Chaucer , The Knight's Tale , 1693-4 : ' And he that is at meschief , shal be take , / And noght slayn , but be broght un - to the stake . ' But ...
... Craig sug- gests that it was customary to chain captives to a stake of wood , and he cites Chaucer , The Knight's Tale , 1693-4 : ' And he that is at meschief , shal be take , / And noght slayn , but be broght un - to the stake . ' But ...
Page 72
... ( Craig , alternatively ) . ' Even if I could induce you to lay aside your dis- pleasure so far as to beg me to be one ' ( Kittredge ) . Schmidt suggests , I think rightly , that ' your displeasure ' is the opposite to the usual style of ...
... ( Craig , alternatively ) . ' Even if I could induce you to lay aside your dis- pleasure so far as to beg me to be one ' ( Kittredge ) . Schmidt suggests , I think rightly , that ' your displeasure ' is the opposite to the usual style of ...
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