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I minded him how royal ' twas to pardon When it was less expected ; he replied , It was a bare petition of a state To one whom they had punished . Menenius . Very well . Could he say less ? Cominius . I offered to awaken his regard For ...
I minded him how royal ' twas to pardon When it was less expected ; he replied , It was a bare petition of a state To one whom they had punished . Menenius . Very well . Could he say less ? Cominius . I offered to awaken his regard For ...
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Now , good Aufidius , Were you in my stead , would you have heard A mother less ? or granted less , Aufidius ? Aufidius . I was moved withal . Coriolanus . I dare be sworn you were ! And , sir , it is no little thing to 5.3 .
Now , good Aufidius , Were you in my stead , would you have heard A mother less ? or granted less , Aufidius ? Aufidius . I was moved withal . Coriolanus . I dare be sworn you were ! And , sir , it is no little thing to 5.3 .
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14. that fears you less ( F. ) J. conj . ' that fear you more ' or ' but fears you less ' — which is what Sh . meant . Mal . notes ' The text , I am confident , is right , our author almost always entangling himself when he uses less ...
14. that fears you less ( F. ) J. conj . ' that fear you more ' or ' but fears you less ' — which is what Sh . meant . Mal . notes ' The text , I am confident , is right , our author almost always entangling himself when he uses less ...
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PREFATORY NOTE PAGE | vii |
THE STAGE HISTORY OF CORIOLANUS | xli |
TO THE READER | lv |
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