The Plays of William Shakspeare, Volume 12Printed and fold by J.J. Tourneisen, 1801 |
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Page 124
... suppose , intended to make a very moving scene . The addition was firft made in the quarto 1608 . JOHNSON . STEEVENS . The first edition was in 1597 , not in 1598. When it is faid that this scene was added , the reader muft underftand ...
... suppose , intended to make a very moving scene . The addition was firft made in the quarto 1608 . JOHNSON . STEEVENS . The first edition was in 1597 , not in 1598. When it is faid that this scene was added , the reader muft underftand ...
Page 189
... suppose him to have undergone . A paffage in the Epilogue to The Second Part of K. Henry IV . rightly under- ftood , appears to me ftrongly to confirm what has been now fug . gefted . See the note there . MALONE . ― So 5 And is not a ...
... suppose him to have undergone . A paffage in the Epilogue to The Second Part of K. Henry IV . rightly under- ftood , appears to me ftrongly to confirm what has been now fug . gefted . See the note there . MALONE . ― So 5 And is not a ...
Page 219
... suppose a ridicule on Shakspeare was de- figned . STEEVENS . 5 Where fathom - line could never touch the ground , ] So , in The Tempest : “ I'll seek him deeper than e'er plummet sounded . " STEEVENS . But out upon this half - fac'd ...
... suppose a ridicule on Shakspeare was de- figned . STEEVENS . 5 Where fathom - line could never touch the ground , ] So , in The Tempest : “ I'll seek him deeper than e'er plummet sounded . " STEEVENS . But out upon this half - fac'd ...
Page 227
... suppose , was a common one . See Vol . V. p . 283 , n . 3. MALONE . STEEVENS 5 out of all cefs . i . e . out of all measure : the phrafe being taken from a cefs , tax , or fubfidy ; which being by regular and moderate rates , when any ...
... suppose , was a common one . See Vol . V. p . 283 , n . 3. MALONE . STEEVENS 5 out of all cefs . i . e . out of all measure : the phrafe being taken from a cefs , tax , or fubfidy ; which being by regular and moderate rates , when any ...
Page 275
... suppose that by tallow - catch , he means a receptacle for tallow . T. WARTON . Tallow - keech is undoubtedly right , but ill explained . A keech of tallow is the fat of an ox or cow rolled up by the butcher in a round lump , in order ...
... suppose that by tallow - catch , he means a receptacle for tallow . T. WARTON . Tallow - keech is undoubtedly right , but ill explained . A keech of tallow is the fat of an ox or cow rolled up by the butcher in a round lump , in order ...
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