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... lines are inserted from the firit Edition . Mr. Pope . 5 Mer . You are a Lover ; & c ] The twelve following lines are not to be found in the first edition . Mr. Pope . Ben . Come , knock and enter ; and no C3 Ben ROMEO and JULIE T. 21.
... lines are inserted from the firit Edition . Mr. Pope . 5 Mer . You are a Lover ; & c ] The twelve following lines are not to be found in the first edition . Mr. Pope . Ben . Come , knock and enter ; and no C3 Ben ROMEO and JULIE T. 21.
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Mr. Pope . Unaneld :) No knell rung . 6 uneffe & ual fire . ) i ... shining without heat . " That [ Exit . ! 2 Mr. Pope . 4 Mr. Pope . " That youth and observation copied there ; And thy 148 HAMLET , Prince of Denmark .
Mr. Pope . Unaneld :) No knell rung . 6 uneffe & ual fire . ) i ... shining without heat . " That [ Exit . ! 2 Mr. Pope . 4 Mr. Pope . " That youth and observation copied there ; And thy 148 HAMLET , Prince of Denmark .
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Mr. Pope . 5 defarts idle , ] idle , for barren ; because want of culture makes barren . 6 It was my HINT 10 Speak ;-) This implies it as done by a trap laid for her : But the old Quarto reads HENT , i . e . use , cuftom .
Mr. Pope . 5 defarts idle , ] idle , for barren ; because want of culture makes barren . 6 It was my HINT 10 Speak ;-) This implies it as done by a trap laid for her : But the old Quarto reads HENT , i . e . use , cuftom .
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