The Works of Shakespeare: A midsummer-night's dream. 1924 |
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Friends am I with you all and love you all , " Upon this hope that you shall give me reasons Why and wherein Cæsar was ... By your pardon : I will myself into the pulpit first , And show the reason of our Cæsar's death : arrogance What ...
Friends am I with you all and love you all , " Upon this hope that you shall give me reasons Why and wherein Cæsar was ... By your pardon : I will myself into the pulpit first , And show the reason of our Cæsar's death : arrogance What ...
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G. 104. reason ... liable i.e. my love makes me say what reason tells me is too freely spoken ; v . G. ' liable ' . 105. now i.e. after Dec.'s words in ll . 93–4 . 107. S.D. From F. , wh . however places Publius last ; prob . as a ...
G. 104. reason ... liable i.e. my love makes me say what reason tells me is too freely spoken ; v . G. ' liable ' . 105. now i.e. after Dec.'s words in ll . 93–4 . 107. S.D. From F. , wh . however places Publius last ; prob . as a ...
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O judgement ... reason A sobbing outburst ; cf. ' Bear with me ' ( 1. 106 ) and ' his eyes are red ' etc. ( 1. 117 ) . For the meaning , cf. Ham . 1. 2. 150 ' O God , a beast that wants discourse of reason | Would have mourned longer ' ...
O judgement ... reason A sobbing outburst ; cf. ' Bear with me ' ( 1. 106 ) and ' his eyes are red ' etc. ( 1. 117 ) . For the meaning , cf. Ham . 1. 2. 150 ' O God , a beast that wants discourse of reason | Would have mourned longer ' ...
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INTRODUCTION PAGE | vii |
THE STAGEHISTORY OF JULIUS CÆSAR | xxxiv |
TO THE READER | xlvii |
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