The Plays of William Shakspeare: With Notes of Various CommentatorsGeorge Kearsley, 1806 |
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... THEOBALD . 3 - burst- ] To burst and to break were an- ciently synonimous . Fallstaff says - that John of Gaunt burst Shallow's head for crowding in among the marshal's men . STEEVENS . + Go by , says Jeronimy ; ) This passage has parti ...
... THEOBALD . 3 - burst- ] To burst and to break were an- ciently synonimous . Fallstaff says - that John of Gaunt burst Shallow's head for crowding in among the marshal's men . STEEVENS . + Go by , says Jeronimy ; ) This passage has parti ...
Page 114
... THEOBALD . Brach , Merriman . ] Here , says Pope , brach sig- nifies a degenerate hound : but Edwards explains it a hound in general . That the latter of these criticks is right , will appear from the use of the word brach in Sir J ...
... THEOBALD . Brach , Merriman . ] Here , says Pope , brach sig- nifies a degenerate hound : but Edwards explains it a hound in general . That the latter of these criticks is right , will appear from the use of the word brach in Sir J ...
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... THEOBALD . " -in the world . ) Here follows an insertion made by Mr. Pope from the old play , which is nei- ther found in the quarto , 1631 , nor in the folio , 1623. I have therefore sunk it into a note , as we have no proof that the ...
... THEOBALD . " -in the world . ) Here follows an insertion made by Mr. Pope from the old play , which is nei- ther found in the quarto , 1631 , nor in the folio , 1623. I have therefore sunk it into a note , as we have no proof that the ...
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... Theobald asks what they were to contrive ? and then says , a foolish corruption possesses the place , and so alters it to convive ; in which he is followed , as he pretty constantly is , when wrong , by the Oxford editor . But the ...
... Theobald asks what they were to contrive ? and then says , a foolish corruption possesses the place , and so alters it to convive ; in which he is followed , as he pretty constantly is , when wrong , by the Oxford editor . But the ...
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... Theobald , and after him Sir T. Hanmer and Dr. Warburton , read engle . JOHNSON . It is true that the word enghle , which Hanmer calls a gull , ( deriving it from engluer , Fr. to catch with bird - lime ) is sometimes used by B. Jonson ...
... Theobald , and after him Sir T. Hanmer and Dr. Warburton , read engle . JOHNSON . It is true that the word enghle , which Hanmer calls a gull , ( deriving it from engluer , Fr. to catch with bird - lime ) is sometimes used by B. Jonson ...
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