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Page xii
... reason is alike betweene the Senate , and you . For matters being well digested , and their counsells throughly examined , touching the benefit of the common wealth : the Senatours are cause of the common commoditie that commeth unto ...
... reason is alike betweene the Senate , and you . For matters being well digested , and their counsells throughly examined , touching the benefit of the common wealth : the Senatours are cause of the common commoditie that commeth unto ...
Page 200
... reason beyond all reason . gentry v . G. 145. conclude come to a decision . 146. it'this double worship ' ( 1. 142 ) . omit v . G. 154. To jump ... physic to risk a dangerous treat- ment on a body . Cf. G. ' jump ' , ' physic ' . N.B. ...
... reason beyond all reason . gentry v . G. 145. conclude come to a decision . 146. it'this double worship ' ( 1. 142 ) . omit v . G. 154. To jump ... physic to risk a dangerous treat- ment on a body . Cf. G. ' jump ' , ' physic ' . N.B. ...
Page 266
... REASON ( sb . ) . Ellipt . = ' that's reasonable ' , ' there's good r . for it ' ; 4. 5. 236 REASON ( vb . ) , ( i ) ' reason with ' , talk with , question ; 4. 6. 52 ; ( ii ) support by argument ( cf. Lr . 1. 2. 108 ) ; 5. 3 . 176 ...
... REASON ( sb . ) . Ellipt . = ' that's reasonable ' , ' there's good r . for it ' ; 4. 5. 236 REASON ( vb . ) , ( i ) ' reason with ' , talk with , question ; 4. 6. 52 ; ( ii ) support by argument ( cf. Lr . 1. 2. 108 ) ; 5. 3 . 176 ...
Contents
PREFATORY NOTE PAGE | vii |
THE STAGE HISTORY OF CORIOLANUS | xli |
TO THE READER | lv |
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