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... entrance of this soil ] " En- trance " is here used collectively for the pores in the soil , the cracks and crannies of the earth , the language being inten- tionally vague in order to veil the bold- ness of the figure . Malone ...
... entrance of this soil ] " En- trance " is here used collectively for the pores in the soil , the cracks and crannies of the earth , the language being inten- tionally vague in order to veil the bold- ness of the figure . Malone ...
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So Malone and others construe , reading her . . . her . For " her own children " cf. Stubbes , Anatomie of Abuses , Part 1. ( ed . Furnivall , p . 29 ) : " Dame Nature bryngeth vs all into the worlde ... and receiueth all againe into ...
So Malone and others construe , reading her . . . her . For " her own children " cf. Stubbes , Anatomie of Abuses , Part 1. ( ed . Furnivall , p . 29 ) : " Dame Nature bryngeth vs all into the worlde ... and receiueth all againe into ...
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Malone , omitting the article , says " the word earl is here used as a dissyllable . " 71. Mordake ] Murdach Stewart , eldest son of Robert Duke of Albany , Regent of Scotland . 11 Douglas ] 71 , 72. and eldest Mordake was the eldest ...
Malone , omitting the article , says " the word earl is here used as a dissyllable . " 71. Mordake ] Murdach Stewart , eldest son of Robert Duke of Albany , Regent of Scotland . 11 Douglas ] 71 , 72. and eldest Mordake was the eldest ...
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Malone cites Taylor's Pennylesse Pilgrimage , 1618 ( p . 129 ) : “ moody , muddy , Moore- ditch melancholy . " 81. comparative ] fertile in similes and comparisons . See note to III . ii . 67 post , and cf. Love's Labour's Lost , v . ii ...
Malone cites Taylor's Pennylesse Pilgrimage , 1618 ( p . 129 ) : “ moody , muddy , Moore- ditch melancholy . " 81. comparative ] fertile in similes and comparisons . See note to III . ii . 67 post , and cf. Love's Labour's Lost , v . ii ...
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94. upon ] QI ; unto the rest . omitted Ff . an ] Pope ; and Qq , Ff . 2 ; and the rest . said . Johnson explains as " a wicked trick of repeating and applying holy texts , " and Malone as " citation or re- ...
94. upon ] QI ; unto the rest . omitted Ff . an ] Pope ; and Qq , Ff . 2 ; and the rest . said . Johnson explains as " a wicked trick of repeating and applying holy texts , " and Malone as " citation or re- ...
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| Titel | The Works of Shakespeare, Band 28,Ausgabe 1 Arden Shakespeare The Works of Shakespeare, William Shakespeare |
| Autor/in | William Shakespeare |
| Herausgeber | William James Craig |
| Verlag | Methuen, 1914 |
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