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... edited by G.K. Hunter edited by John Wilders * AS YOU LIKE IT edited by Agnes Latham edited by R.A. Foakes THE COMEDY OF ERRORS CORIOLANUS CYMBELINE ... edited by Lois Potter * THE WINTER'S TALE edited by J.H. Pafford THE ARDEN SHAKESPEARE.
... edited by G.K. Hunter edited by John Wilders * AS YOU LIKE IT edited by Agnes Latham edited by R.A. Foakes THE COMEDY OF ERRORS CORIOLANUS CYMBELINE ... edited by Lois Potter * THE WINTER'S TALE edited by J.H. Pafford THE ARDEN SHAKESPEARE.
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... edited from the original quarto and folio editions , the texts are presented in fully modernized form , with a textual appa- ratus that records all substantial divergences from those early printings . The notes and introductions focus ...
... edited from the original quarto and folio editions , the texts are presented in fully modernized form , with a textual appa- ratus that records all substantial divergences from those early printings . The notes and introductions focus ...
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... edited text diverges from the early edition ( s ) on which it is based . Wherever this happens the note will record the rejected reading of the early edition ( s ) , in original spelling , and the source of the reading adopted in this ...
... edited text diverges from the early edition ( s ) on which it is based . Wherever this happens the note will record the rejected reading of the early edition ( s ) , in original spelling , and the source of the reading adopted in this ...
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