The Works of William Shakespeare, Volume 8Jefferson Press [Bigelow, Smith & Company, 1909 - English drama |
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Page vii
... humorous conceits of Sir Iohn Falstalffe . At London . Printed by P. S. for Andrew Wise , dwelling in Paules Church - yard , at the signe of the Angell . 1598. " ( Cp . Grigg's Facsimile edition . ) No less than five subsequent Quarto ...
... humorous conceits of Sir Iohn Falstalffe . At London . Printed by P. S. for Andrew Wise , dwelling in Paules Church - yard , at the signe of the Angell . 1598. " ( Cp . Grigg's Facsimile edition . ) No less than five subsequent Quarto ...
Page ix
... humor " ( Verplanck ) . Henry IV bears , in fact , the same relationship to Richard III , King John , and Richard II that The Merchant of Venice does to such early comedies as Love's Labor's Lost , The Two Gentlemen , Comedy of Errors ...
... humor " ( Verplanck ) . Henry IV bears , in fact , the same relationship to Richard III , King John , and Richard II that The Merchant of Venice does to such early comedies as Love's Labor's Lost , The Two Gentlemen , Comedy of Errors ...
Page xvi
... humorous conceits of Sir John Falstaff . At London : Printed by P. S. for Andrew Wise , dwelling in Paul's Church - yard , at the sign of the Angel . 1598. " was issued again in 1599 , the title - page being the same , except the ...
... humorous conceits of Sir John Falstaff . At London : Printed by P. S. for Andrew Wise , dwelling in Paul's Church - yard , at the sign of the Angel . 1598. " was issued again in 1599 , the title - page being the same , except the ...
Page xix
... humor , the prince an irredeemable compound of the ruffian , the blackguard , and the hypocrite , and their companions the fitting seconds of such principals : so that to have drawn upon it for any portion or element of Shakespeare's ...
... humor , the prince an irredeemable compound of the ruffian , the blackguard , and the hypocrite , and their companions the fitting seconds of such principals : so that to have drawn upon it for any portion or element of Shakespeare's ...
Page xxx
... humor do in the haunts of Falstaff . It is exceedingly difficult to speak of Hotspur satisfactorily ; not indeed be- cause the lines of his character are not bold and prominent enough , but rather because they are so much so . For his ...
... humor do in the haunts of Falstaff . It is exceedingly difficult to speak of Hotspur satisfactorily ; not indeed be- cause the lines of his character are not bold and prominent enough , but rather because they are so much so . For his ...
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