Remarks on Shakespeare's VersificationAMS Press, 1970 - Počet stran: 218 |
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Strana 17
... observed ; but they are also hard and rough . The great difference is in the dull pompous matter . Part of Act 4 Malone thinks might be his ; it is partly in rhyme . It is curious , that the old 2nd Part of Henry VI . has the verse ...
... observed ; but they are also hard and rough . The great difference is in the dull pompous matter . Part of Act 4 Malone thinks might be his ; it is partly in rhyme . It is curious , that the old 2nd Part of Henry VI . has the verse ...
Strana 36
... observed is promised in the Epilogue to the Second Henry IV . When he had killed Falstaff , he would hardly have brought him up again . Quickly is very difficult , after the two parts of Henry IV .; for when Falstaff is introduced to ...
... observed is promised in the Epilogue to the Second Henry IV . When he had killed Falstaff , he would hardly have brought him up again . Quickly is very difficult , after the two parts of Henry IV .; for when Falstaff is introduced to ...
Strana 61
... observe that they differ , not for the sake of variety , but as they ought to differ , from what we know of their ... observations , Which with experimental seal doth warrant The tenour of my book : trust not my age , My reverence ...
... observe that they differ , not for the sake of variety , but as they ought to differ , from what we know of their ... observations , Which with experimental seal doth warrant The tenour of my book : trust not my age , My reverence ...
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