The Plays and Poems of William Shakspeare: With the Corrections and Illustrations of Various Commentators: Comprehending a Life of the Poet, and an Enlarged History of the Stage, 第 19 卷 |
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第 144 頁
This passage in Othello , " says Mr. M. Mason , " is nothing to the purpose . Had
Othello used the word lipp'd , to signify immersed up to the lips , that indeed
would justify our supposing that shoulder'd might mean immersed up to the
shoulders ...
This passage in Othello , " says Mr. M. Mason , " is nothing to the purpose . Had
Othello used the word lipp'd , to signify immersed up to the lips , that indeed
would justify our supposing that shoulder'd might mean immersed up to the
shoulders ...
第 236 頁
But Shakspeare , as Dr. Farmer has observed , was led into this error by
Holinshed , where he found the preceding passage in an oration which Hall , in
imitation of the ancient historians , invented , and exhibited as having been
spoken by the ...
But Shakspeare , as Dr. Farmer has observed , was led into this error by
Holinshed , where he found the preceding passage in an oration which Hall , in
imitation of the ancient historians , invented , and exhibited as having been
spoken by the ...
第 445 頁
That he did so , appears from various passages in the play . Act II . Sc . II . : “ free
us from his ... This construction of the passage may be supported from D'Ewes's
Journal of Queen Elizabeth's Parliaments , p . 644 : “ Far be it from me that the ...
That he did so , appears from various passages in the play . Act II . Sc . II . : “ free
us from his ... This construction of the passage may be supported from D'Ewes's
Journal of Queen Elizabeth's Parliaments , p . 644 : “ Far be it from me that the ...
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