The Works of Shakespeare: Timon of AthensAt the University Press, 1957 |
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... Sisson [ 1954 ] ; Sisson , Readings = New Readings in Sh . , by C. J. Sisson , 1956 ; Staunton = ed . of Sh . by H. Staunton , 1858-60 ; Steev . ed . of J.'s Sh . by G. Steevens , 1773 ( supplemented in later edd . up to 1803 ) ; Theob ...
... Sisson [ 1954 ] ; Sisson , Readings = New Readings in Sh . , by C. J. Sisson , 1956 ; Staunton = ed . of Sh . by H. Staunton , 1858-60 ; Steev . ed . of J.'s Sh . by G. Steevens , 1773 ( supplemented in later edd . up to 1803 ) ; Theob ...
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... Sisson retains F's commas , which are too light for a modernized text . 82. kill ' em ( Sisson ) F ' kill ' em : ' . Edd . usu . reduce the colon to a comma , or omit it altogether . 85. use our hearts ' make trial of our love ' ( D ...
... Sisson retains F's commas , which are too light for a modernized text . 82. kill ' em ( Sisson ) F ' kill ' em : ' . Edd . usu . reduce the colon to a comma , or omit it altogether . 85. use our hearts ' make trial of our love ' ( D ...
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... Sisson gives ' Enter a Senator at his desk ' , to indicate a ' discovery ' of the inner stage ( cf. Readings ) —a possible , but not a necessary , way of staging the scene . 1. five thousand Prob . ' crowns ' as in 3. 4. 30 . 5. steal ...
... Sisson gives ' Enter a Senator at his desk ' , to indicate a ' discovery ' of the inner stage ( cf. Readings ) —a possible , but not a necessary , way of staging the scene . 1. five thousand Prob . ' crowns ' as in 3. 4. 30 . 5. steal ...
Contents
PREFATORY NOTE PAGE | vii |
THE STAGEHISTORY | xliii |
TO THE READER | lv |
Copyright | |
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