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... with one or two very trifling exceptions , are amongst the most masterly passages in the whole play , and include many of the lines that are invariably turned to , as some of the highest examples of poetical beauty .
... with one or two very trifling exceptions , are amongst the most masterly passages in the whole play , and include many of the lines that are invariably turned to , as some of the highest examples of poetical beauty .
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These lines are not in the first copy ; but how beautifully they fit in after the description of the spokes -- the cover - the traces -- the collars -- the whip - and the waggoner ; while , in their peculiarly rich and picturesque ...
These lines are not in the first copy ; but how beautifully they fit in after the description of the spokes -- the cover - the traces -- the collars -- the whip - and the waggoner ; while , in their peculiarly rich and picturesque ...
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JULIET , daughter to Capulet . Nurse to Juliet . Citizens of Verona ; several Men and Women , relations to both houses ; Maskers , Guards . Watchman , and Atiendants . S.SLY . * The first ten beautiful lines of Montague's speech are.
JULIET , daughter to Capulet . Nurse to Juliet . Citizens of Verona ; several Men and Women , relations to both houses ; Maskers , Guards . Watchman , and Atiendants . S.SLY . * The first ten beautiful lines of Montague's speech are.
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The first ten beautiful lines of Montague's speech are not in the original quarto ; neither is Benvolio's question , " Have you importun'd him ? ” nor the answer . We find them in ( B ) , the quarto of 1599 ...
The first ten beautiful lines of Montague's speech are not in the original quarto ; neither is Benvolio's question , " Have you importun'd him ? ” nor the answer . We find them in ( B ) , the quarto of 1599 ...
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1 The scene ends here in ( A ) : and the three first lines in the next scene are also wanting . ( B ) has them . b So ( D ) . The folio omits And . • Lady of my earth . fille de terre being the French phrase for an heiress , Steevers ...
1 The scene ends here in ( A ) : and the three first lines in the next scene are also wanting . ( B ) has them . b So ( D ) . The folio omits And . • Lady of my earth . fille de terre being the French phrase for an heiress , Steevers ...
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| Title | Tragedies Volume 1 of The Pictorial Edition of the Works of Shakspere, William Shakespeare |
| Author | William Shakespeare |
| Editor | Charles Knight |
| Publisher | Collier, 1893 |
| Original from | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign |
| Digitized | 1 Apr 2015 |
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