As You Like ItLively, instructive access to Shakespeare's rich and complex works. |
From inside the book
Results 1-5 of 48
Page 5
... Ktly. fashion; — Wh. fashion, — Dyce i, Sta. fashion, — he Dyce iii, Huds. 4. me by] me. By Johns, me: By Steev. poore a] a poore F9. a poor F3F4, Rowe+, Cap. Var. Steev. Coll. Sing. Hal. 5. Crownes] Crowns F3F4. As you Like it] Tieck ...
... Ktly. fashion; — Wh. fashion, — Dyce i, Sta. fashion, — he Dyce iii, Huds. 4. me by] me. By Johns, me: By Steev. poore a] a poore F9. a poor F3F4, Rowe+, Cap. Var. Steev. Coll. Sing. Hal. 5. Crownes] Crowns F3F4. As you Like it] Tieck ...
Page 26
... Ktly, Rife, Dyce iii. 53. hath] and hath Mai. Dyce 1, Cam. Wh. ii. 43. Clowne] Douce (i, 309) : Touchstone is the domestic fool of Frederick, the Duke's brother, and belongs to the class of witty or allowed fools. He is threatened with ...
... Ktly, Rife, Dyce iii. 53. hath] and hath Mai. Dyce 1, Cam. Wh. ii. 43. Clowne] Douce (i, 309) : Touchstone is the domestic fool of Frederick, the Duke's brother, and belongs to the class of witty or allowed fools. He is threatened with ...
Page 30
... Ktly, Cam. Rife, Coll. iii. him enough;] him; — enough! Han. Johns. Steev. Sta. Cam. Wr. Wh. ii. him. Enough: Mai. him enough] him Gould. 83. Wifemen] Wife men F3F4, Rowe. 86. 87. Monfieur] Mounfieur Ff. 87. the Beu.] Le Beu. Ff. 88 ...
... Ktly, Cam. Rife, Coll. iii. him enough;] him; — enough! Han. Johns. Steev. Sta. Cam. Wr. Wh. ii. him. Enough: Mai. him enough] him Gould. 83. Wifemen] Wife men F3F4, Rowe. 86. 87. Monfieur] Mounfieur Ff. 87. the Beu.] Le Beu. Ff. 88 ...
Page 36
... Ktly, Rife, Huds. the Vulgarity of wrestling, 'tis a pretty pastime ; and then Orlando could do nothing Vulgar. 145. Allen (MS) : Instead of ' his forwardness is at his own peril,' it is to be understood as 'his danger is based upon his ...
... Ktly, Rife, Huds. the Vulgarity of wrestling, 'tis a pretty pastime ; and then Orlando could do nothing Vulgar. 145. Allen (MS) : Instead of ' his forwardness is at his own peril,' it is to be understood as 'his danger is based upon his ...
Page 42
Sorry, this page's content is restricted.
Sorry, this page's content is restricted.
Common terms and phrases
Abbott Adam affection Aliena appears bear beauty better brother called Celia character Coll court doubt Duke Dyce edition Enter expression eyes faire fancie father fear feel felfe Folio fool forest fortune fuch Ganimede given gives hand hath haue heart hope instances Jaques Johns Johnson kind living looke Lord loue Malone meaning merely mind Montanus nature never once original Orlando passage perhaps phrase play poore Pope present printed probably quoth refers Rosader Rosalind Rowe Saladyne says scene seems sense Shakespeare song speak speech Steevens suggests tell thee thefe thing thou thought Touchstone tree true turn Walker White whole woman Wright