The Plays of William Shakespeare: In Twenty-one Volumes, with the Corrections and Illustrations of Various Commentators, to which are Added Notes, Tập 5 |
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STEEVENS . which is daughter to master George Page . ] The old copy reads - Thomas Page . STEEVENS . The whole set of editions have negligently blundered one after another in Page's Christian name in this place ; though Mrs. Page calls ...
STEEVENS . which is daughter to master George Page . ] The old copy reads - Thomas Page . STEEVENS . The whole set of editions have negligently blundered one after another in Page's Christian name in this place ; though Mrs. Page calls ...
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6 then anoint the burned place therwith , and lay a woort leafe upon it , " & c . STEEVENS . 3 coney - catching rascals , ] A coney - catcher was , in the time of Elizabeth , a common name for a cheat or sharper .
6 then anoint the burned place therwith , and lay a woort leafe upon it , " & c . STEEVENS . 3 coney - catching rascals , ] A coney - catcher was , in the time of Elizabeth , a common name for a cheat or sharper .
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STEEVENS . : " How now , Mephostophilus ? ] This is the name of a spirit or familiar , in the old story book of Sir John Faustus , or John Faust to whom our author afterwards alludes , Act II . sc . ii . That it was a cant phrase of ...
STEEVENS . : " How now , Mephostophilus ? ] This is the name of a spirit or familiar , in the old story book of Sir John Faustus , or John Faust to whom our author afterwards alludes , Act II . sc . ii . That it was a cant phrase of ...
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STEEVENS . 9 three veneys for a dish & c . ] i . e . three venues , French . Three different set - to's , bouts , ( or hits , as Mr. Malone , perhaps more properly , explains the word , ) a technical term .
STEEVENS . 9 three veneys for a dish & c . ] i . e . three venues , French . Three different set - to's , bouts , ( or hits , as Mr. Malone , perhaps more properly , explains the word , ) a technical term .
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... when he drew that character , had not forgotten his Chaucer . " The same gentleman has since informed me , that the passage is not found in any of the ancient printed editions , but only in the MSS . STEEVENS . I imagine this phrase ...
... when he drew that character , had not forgotten his Chaucer . " The same gentleman has since informed me , that the passage is not found in any of the ancient printed editions , but only in the MSS . STEEVENS . I imagine this phrase ...
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