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Page xix
... such as knight , knighthood , are replaced by others less anachron- istic , cf. the variants for I. 2. 27 , I. 2. 158 and 165 , et passim ; 2 ) flat - cap and velvet cap become tradesman and dressing ( cf. 2. 1. 108 , 3. I. 48 ) ...
... such as knight , knighthood , are replaced by others less anachron- istic , cf. the variants for I. 2. 27 , I. 2. 158 and 165 , et passim ; 2 ) flat - cap and velvet cap become tradesman and dressing ( cf. 2. 1. 108 , 3. I. 48 ) ...
Page xx
... Such a manuscript alone would not account for the facts . The copy Jonson submitted to the publisher in 1602 was probably neither worse nor better than that he gave to the publisher in 1616 ; nor is it likely that Matthew Lowndes had a ...
... Such a manuscript alone would not account for the facts . The copy Jonson submitted to the publisher in 1602 was probably neither worse nor better than that he gave to the publisher in 1616 ; nor is it likely that Matthew Lowndes had a ...
Page xxi
... Such parallels make it probable that the 1716 edition is a reprint of the 1692 , which is a reprint of the 1640 . 1756. Whalley aims to follow the text of the first folio , but has at hand the quarto , from which he occasionally draws ...
... Such parallels make it probable that the 1716 edition is a reprint of the 1692 , which is a reprint of the 1640 . 1756. Whalley aims to follow the text of the first folio , but has at hand the quarto , from which he occasionally draws ...
Page xxiii
... such an opinion . What could be plainer than the Author's statement ( A.D. 70 ff . ) that , having been for three years assailed on every stage , he had at last produced a drama , dealing with the fortunes of the great poets of Augustus ...
... such an opinion . What could be plainer than the Author's statement ( A.D. 70 ff . ) that , having been for three years assailed on every stage , he had at last produced a drama , dealing with the fortunes of the great poets of Augustus ...
Page xxxiii
... Such , fhall in open court , find currant passe ; Were CAESAR iudge , and with the makers grace . This , as Reinsch remarks , ' einen ganz anderen Sinn ergibt ' ; but the explanation is that Jonson had in mind at this point Parcere ...
... Such , fhall in open court , find currant passe ; Were CAESAR iudge , and with the makers grace . This , as Reinsch remarks , ' einen ganz anderen Sinn ergibt ' ; but the explanation is that Jonson had in mind at this point Parcere ...
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