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Clar . explains ' obstinate and for ' stand'st out ' compares Tw . N. 3. 3. 35 ' only myself stood out ' . But this is Cor.'s banter with his old comrade and Clar.'s cannot be the primary meaning . Note Tit.'s deference to the younger ...
Clar . explains ' obstinate and for ' stand'st out ' compares Tw . N. 3. 3. 35 ' only myself stood out ' . But this is Cor.'s banter with his old comrade and Clar.'s cannot be the primary meaning . Note Tit.'s deference to the younger ...
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42. trenches ( Clar . ) F. ' trenches followes ' F2 ( + Camb . + most ) ' trenches followed ' . Lettsom conj . ( + some ) “ trenches : follow me ' . Coll . ïi ' trenches . Follow ' . F. gives the context thus : Come on , If you'l stand ...
42. trenches ( Clar . ) F. ' trenches followes ' F2 ( + Camb . + most ) ' trenches followed ' . Lettsom conj . ( + some ) “ trenches : follow me ' . Coll . ïi ' trenches . Follow ' . F. gives the context thus : Come on , If you'l stand ...
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The price ... kindly A gentle rebuke for Cor.'s insulting question . 75. Kindly , sir , I ( F4 + Clar . , Al , etc. ) F. ' Kindly sir , l ' J. ' Kindly , Sir ? ' Cap . ' Kindly ? Sir , l ' Camb . ( + C.J.S . ) ' Kindly !
The price ... kindly A gentle rebuke for Cor.'s insulting question . 75. Kindly , sir , I ( F4 + Clar . , Al , etc. ) F. ' Kindly sir , l ' J. ' Kindly , Sir ? ' Cap . ' Kindly ? Sir , l ' Camb . ( + C.J.S . ) ' Kindly !
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PREFATORY NOTE PAGE | vii |
THE STAGE HISTORY OF CORIOLANUS | xli |
TO THE READER | lv |
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