The Plays and Poems of William Shakspeare: With the Corrections and Illustrations of Various Commentators: Comprehending a Life of the Poet, and an Enlarged History of the Stage, Volume 16AMS Press, 1966 |
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... MALONE . To countenance , or to give countenance to , are common expres- sions , and mean , to patronize or encourage . M. MASON . To laugh at gibing boys , ] i . e . at the jests of gibing boys . MALONE . 9 Of every beardless vain ...
... MALONE . To countenance , or to give countenance to , are common expres- sions , and mean , to patronize or encourage . M. MASON . To laugh at gibing boys , ] i . e . at the jests of gibing boys . MALONE . 9 Of every beardless vain ...
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... MALONE . I have followed Mr. Malone in printing this first speech with a break after - father- At the same time I suspect that the word - come , which deprives the sentence of all pretensions to harmony , was a playhouse interpolation ...
... MALONE . I have followed Mr. Malone in printing this first speech with a break after - father- At the same time I suspect that the word - come , which deprives the sentence of all pretensions to harmony , was a playhouse interpolation ...
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... Malone's second note relating to Hamlet , will be considered in the third passage . In the second passage , Mr. Malone remarks that the beaver " is confounded both here and in Hamlet with visor , or used for helmet in general , " but ...
... Malone's second note relating to Hamlet , will be considered in the third passage . In the second passage , Mr. Malone remarks that the beaver " is confounded both here and in Hamlet with visor , or used for helmet in general , " but ...
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