A New Variorum Edition of Shakespeare: HamletAmerican Scholar, 1965 Reissue of the 1871 ed., with supplementary bibliographies by Louis Marder. |
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... called roses . COLLIER ( ed . 2 ) : The ( MS ) reads rais'd , which is possibly right . Burbage , being short , may have worn rais'd shoes , ' but still it seems unlikely that he would thus be made to advert to his own deficiency ...
... called roses . COLLIER ( ed . 2 ) : The ( MS ) reads rais'd , which is possibly right . Burbage , being short , may have worn rais'd shoes , ' but still it seems unlikely that he would thus be made to advert to his own deficiency ...
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... called by the name of particular vices ; thus , in Lusty Juventus , the Vice performs the part of Hypoc- risy in Common Conditions he is called Conditions ; in Like will to Like , he is named Nichol New - fangle ; in The Trial of ...
... called by the name of particular vices ; thus , in Lusty Juventus , the Vice performs the part of Hypoc- risy in Common Conditions he is called Conditions ; in Like will to Like , he is named Nichol New - fangle ; in The Trial of ...
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... called . SINGER : Most probably what is now called ' whoop ' or ' hide and seek . ' WHITE : The exclamation is merely one of Hamlet's signs of feigned madness . MOBERLY : Ham . sheathes his sword ( ' a Toledo or an English fox'- ' point ...
... called . SINGER : Most probably what is now called ' whoop ' or ' hide and seek . ' WHITE : The exclamation is merely one of Hamlet's signs of feigned madness . MOBERLY : Ham . sheathes his sword ( ' a Toledo or an English fox'- ' point ...
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