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 101 頁
Word is not here taken in its literal sense , but means a saying , a short sentence ,
as motto does in Italian , and bon ... -So , in Jonson's Every Man out of his
Humour , Puntarvolo says : “ Let the word be , Not without mustard ; thy crest is
rare .
Word is not here taken in its literal sense , but means a saying , a short sentence ,
as motto does in Italian , and bon ... -So , in Jonson's Every Man out of his
Humour , Puntarvolo says : “ Let the word be , Not without mustard ; thy crest is
rare .
第 102 頁
An if I live until I be a man , I'll win our ancient right in France again , in general ;
but in the old Moralities he , like Richard , did often “ moralize two meanings in
one word . ” Our author has again used moralize as a verb active in his Rape of ...
An if I live until I be a man , I'll win our ancient right in France again , in general ;
but in the old Moralities he , like Richard , did often “ moralize two meanings in
one word . ” Our author has again used moralize as a verb active in his Rape of ...
第 106 頁
In all the subsequent ancient copies the word needs is omitted . Malone . 2 Why ,
sir , & c . ] The word - sir , was added by Sir Thomas Hanmer . Without it this half
line is harsh , and quite unmetrical . STEEVENS . Mr. Steevens reads , after Sir ...
In all the subsequent ancient copies the word needs is omitted . Malone . 2 Why ,
sir , & c . ] The word - sir , was added by Sir Thomas Hanmer . Without it this half
line is harsh , and quite unmetrical . STEEVENS . Mr. Steevens reads , after Sir ...
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