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Page xii
... stands , and noting varia- tions from that in chronological order . Even he did not venture so to depart from the traditional method until he brought out the fifth Play in his supremely thorough Variorum series , the twelfth Play in ...
... stands , and noting varia- tions from that in chronological order . Even he did not venture so to depart from the traditional method until he brought out the fifth Play in his supremely thorough Variorum series , the twelfth Play in ...
Page xiv
... stands , with all its imperfections on its head , the First Folio is , as Halliwell - Phillipps has well called it , the most interesting and valuable book in the whole range of English literature . ' This un- rivaled volume it has been ...
... stands , with all its imperfections on its head , the First Folio is , as Halliwell - Phillipps has well called it , the most interesting and valuable book in the whole range of English literature . ' This un- rivaled volume it has been ...
Page xx
... stand out . Or , to be more explicit , it is embodied not so much in Cæsar's person as in his position , his power , in the judgment , the mood , the character of the people . ' Thence it is that the majestic Ghost of Sardis derives his ...
... stand out . Or , to be more explicit , it is embodied not so much in Cæsar's person as in his position , his power , in the judgment , the mood , the character of the people . ' Thence it is that the majestic Ghost of Sardis derives his ...
Page 8
... Stand you directly in Antonio's way , When he doth run his course . Antonio . Ant . Cæsar , my Lord . Cas . Forget not in your speed Antonio , To touch Calphurnia : for our Elders say , The Barren touched in this holy chace , Shake off ...
... Stand you directly in Antonio's way , When he doth run his course . Antonio . Ant . Cæsar , my Lord . Cas . Forget not in your speed Antonio , To touch Calphurnia : for our Elders say , The Barren touched in this holy chace , Shake off ...
Page 23
... Stand close a while , for heere comes one in haste . Cassi . ' Tis Cinna , I doe know him by his Gate , He is a friend . Cinna , where haste you so ? Cinna . To finde out you : Who's that , Metellus Cymber ? Cassi . No , it is Caska ...
... Stand close a while , for heere comes one in haste . Cassi . ' Tis Cinna , I doe know him by his Gate , He is a friend . Cinna , where haste you so ? Cinna . To finde out you : Who's that , Metellus Cymber ? Cassi . No , it is Caska ...
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