Julius Caesar'Daniell's edition is a hefty piece of serious scholarship that makes a genuine contribution.'Eric Rasmussen, University of Nevada at Reno, Shakespeare Survey'This is a stimulating new look at a play which is too often exhibited in a critical museum.' Paul Dean, English Studies 81,1, |
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Page 157
... matters The Cobbler confines himself to his work ( aml ) and takes no personal part in trade pol- itics . 23-4 women's matters F1 switches from a singular ' Tradesmans ' to plural ' womens ' , F2 to ' womans ' . F1 suggests more ...
... matters The Cobbler confines himself to his work ( aml ) and takes no personal part in trade pol- itics . 23-4 women's matters F1 switches from a singular ' Tradesmans ' to plural ' womens ' , F2 to ' womans ' . F1 suggests more ...
Page 337
... matter so secret to them selves , and coulde so cunninglie handle it , that notwithstanding the goddes did reveale it by manifest signes and tokens from above , and by predictions of sacrifices : yet all this woulde not be beleved ...
... matter so secret to them selves , and coulde so cunninglie handle it , that notwithstanding the goddes did reveale it by manifest signes and tokens from above , and by predictions of sacrifices : yet all this woulde not be beleved ...
Page 351
... matters : he thought he heard one come in to him , and casting his eye towards the doore of his tent , that he saw a ... matter ) any thinge in the imagination whatsoever . And therefore the imagination is resembled to claye , and the ...
... matters : he thought he heard one come in to him , and casting his eye towards the doore of his tent , that he saw a ... matter ) any thinge in the imagination whatsoever . And therefore the imagination is resembled to claye , and the ...
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