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... hyphened Theobald . 184 . sickly F3-4 . he ] a QI . 186. Lear ] F ; Gon . Q. 187. on't ] F ; ant Q1-2 . S.D. ... hyphen the words ; easy may mean ' coolly impudent ' . 184. fickle ] The F reading was prob- ably due to a remembrance ...
... hyphened Theobald . 184 . sickly F3-4 . he ] a QI . 186. Lear ] F ; Gon . Q. 187. on't ] F ; ant Q1-2 . S.D. ... hyphen the words ; easy may mean ' coolly impudent ' . 184. fickle ] The F reading was prob- ably due to a remembrance ...
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... hyphened Capell . 17. heart - strook ] F ; heart strooke Q. Co : nmended Q3 . 20. is ] F ; be Q. not in Q. 23. Thron'd ] F ; Throne sorrow's wind and rain ' . This line con- tains the same reference to the micro- cosm , and the Q ...
... hyphened Capell . 17. heart - strook ] F ; heart strooke Q. Co : nmended Q3 . 20. is ] F ; be Q. not in Q. 23. Thron'd ] F ; Throne sorrow's wind and rain ' . This line con- tains the same reference to the micro- cosm , and the Q ...
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... hyphened Steevens . 56. four - inch'd ] hyphened Capell . Blisse F. 57–8 . O . . . de . ] F ; not in Q. 58-9 . star - blasting ] F ; starre- blusting Q. 61. and there , and ] F , Q2 ; and there and and Qr . again ] here again F4 ...
... hyphened Steevens . 56. four - inch'd ] hyphened Capell . Blisse F. 57–8 . O . . . de . ] F ; not in Q. 58-9 . star - blasting ] F ; starre- blusting Q. 61. and there , and ] F , Q2 ; and there and and Qr . again ] here again F4 ...
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