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... Malone supposes Cymbeline to have been written in the year 1609. The king , from whom the play takes its title , began his reign , according to Holinshed , in the nineteenth year of the reign of Augustus Cæsar ; and the play commences ...
... Malone supposes Cymbeline to have been written in the year 1609. The king , from whom the play takes its title , began his reign , according to Holinshed , in the nineteenth year of the reign of Augustus Cæsar ; and the play commences ...
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... the date of the composition of this play ; but Malone places it in the year 1609 . Dr. Drake , after Chalmers , has ascribed it to the year 1605 . PERSONS REPRESENTED . CYMBELINE , King of Britain . CLOTEN CYMBELINE .
... the date of the composition of this play ; but Malone places it in the year 1609 . Dr. Drake , after Chalmers , has ascribed it to the year 1605 . PERSONS REPRESENTED . CYMBELINE , King of Britain . CLOTEN CYMBELINE .
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... printing , it would not be easy to decide . Malone , however , has shown that there are many passages in these plays of equally loose construction . That should'st repair5 my youth ; thou heapest A year's 12 ACT I. CYMBELINE .
... printing , it would not be easy to decide . Malone , however , has shown that there are many passages in these plays of equally loose construction . That should'st repair5 my youth ; thou heapest A year's 12 ACT I. CYMBELINE .
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... The old copy reads , I could not believe she excell'd many . ' Mr. Heath proposed to read , I could but believe , ' & c . The emen- dation in the text is Malone's . Post . More than the world enjoys . Iach . SC . V. 21 CYMBELINE .
... The old copy reads , I could not believe she excell'd many . ' Mr. Heath proposed to read , I could but believe , ' & c . The emen- dation in the text is Malone's . Post . More than the world enjoys . Iach . SC . V. 21 CYMBELINE .
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... Malone . 3 We must either believe that the poet by number'd beach means numerous beach ' , or else that he wrote th ' unnumber'd beach ; ' which , indeed , seems most probable . 4 To mow , or moe , is to make mouths . Sluttery to such ...
... Malone . 3 We must either believe that the poet by number'd beach means numerous beach ' , or else that he wrote th ' unnumber'd beach ; ' which , indeed , seems most probable . 4 To mow , or moe , is to make mouths . Sluttery to such ...
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