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Pope ( + some ) gives this to Cor . because of ' This deserves death ' follows . But Com . is trying to calm the people and Sic . refers not to this speech but to Cor.'s determination to abolish the tribunate .
Pope ( + some ) gives this to Cor . because of ' This deserves death ' follows . But Com . is trying to calm the people and Sic . refers not to this speech but to Cor.'s determination to abolish the tribunate .
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322. bring him ( Pope + ) F. “ bring him in peace ' . The words , Mal . conj . , were prob . “ caught by the eye ' of the comp . or transcriber from below . 323-4 . answer ... to his utmost peril = stand his trial at whatever peril to ...
322. bring him ( Pope + ) F. “ bring him in peace ' . The words , Mal . conj . , were prob . “ caught by the eye ' of the comp . or transcriber from below . 323-4 . answer ... to his utmost peril = stand his trial at whatever peril to ...
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11 ) were also cloths spoken of in contempt . For ' vassal ' v . G. 10. buy ... groats Petty trading ( G.G. ) . One of the hints that Sh . had London shopkeepers in mind . II . to yawn ( F. ) . Pope omits ' to ' - prob . correctly . 13.
11 ) were also cloths spoken of in contempt . For ' vassal ' v . G. 10. buy ... groats Petty trading ( G.G. ) . One of the hints that Sh . had London shopkeepers in mind . II . to yawn ( F. ) . Pope omits ' to ' - prob . correctly . 13.
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PREFATORY NOTE PAGE | vii |
THE STAGE HISTORY OF CORIOLANUS | xli |
TO THE READER | lv |
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