The Dramatic Works With Notes Critical, Volume 1John Murray, 1827 |
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Page cxxiv
... Fool . " It was a bold undertaking of our poet's - to paint a coun- terfeit fool after Shakspeare's admirable character of Edgar in King Lear . " The reader , who knows that Edgar counterfeits a mad- man , not a fool , must be startled ...
... Fool . " It was a bold undertaking of our poet's - to paint a coun- terfeit fool after Shakspeare's admirable character of Edgar in King Lear . " The reader , who knows that Edgar counterfeits a mad- man , not a fool , must be startled ...
Page cxxxvii
... fool your piety Ridiculously . Ridiculously , indeed ; but this is the editor's doing , not the poet's : the stop should be placed after piety . G. 77. W.66 . sufferance . " Sufferance is here improperly used for suffering . " It is ...
... fool your piety Ridiculously . Ridiculously , indeed ; but this is the editor's doing , not the poet's : the stop should be placed after piety . G. 77. W.66 . sufferance . " Sufferance is here improperly used for suffering . " It is ...
Page cxli
... fool " ( what fool ? where is he ? ) " is explained by the following passage in Painter - There were newly come to the citie two young men that were Romans , which ranged up and down the streetes with their ears upright . ' But these ...
... fool " ( what fool ? where is he ? ) " is explained by the following passage in Painter - There were newly come to the citie two young men that were Romans , which ranged up and down the streetes with their ears upright . ' But these ...
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... fool to be a pickpocket ! G. 145. W. 129. — A copper bason . Read : A copper - bason'd suds - monger . G. 146. W. 129. - Mother of the Fancies . ] " i . e . Mother of loves . " And then we have a note and a song from the Variorum ...
... fool to be a pickpocket ! G. 145. W. 129. — A copper bason . Read : A copper - bason'd suds - monger . G. 146. W. 129. - Mother of the Fancies . ] " i . e . Mother of loves . " And then we have a note and a song from the Variorum ...
Page cliv
... Fools , persons easily cheated . " Just the reverse : knaves , persons that cheat every one . Mr. Weber had Massinger before him , ( as had Ford when he wrote this passage , ) and there he might have found a full explanation of the word ...
... Fools , persons easily cheated . " Just the reverse : knaves , persons that cheat every one . Mr. Weber had Massinger before him , ( as had Ford when he wrote this passage , ) and there he might have found a full explanation of the word ...
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