John Webster And the Elizabethan Drama
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sir.
CoRBULO. True, her eyes are no right matches.
White Devil, 31 : Brachiano. Are not those matchless eyes mine?
ViTTOHiA. I had rather They were not matches.^ (d) A. and v., 165: I only give you my opinion, I ask no fee for 't.
Westward Ho! 242: Take my counsel: I'll ask no fee for 't.
White Demi, 7 : This is my counsel and I'll ask no fee for 't.
(e) A. and v., 168: As aconitum, a strong poison, brings A present cure against all serpents' stings.
White DevU, 26 : Physicians, that cure poiso...ns, still do work With counter-poisons.
* Quarto reading. Dyce reads "matchless"; obviously wrongly.
APPENDICES 181 (f) A. mid v.. Ill: I vow this is a practised dialogue: Comes it not rarely off?
Duchess of Malf,, 63 : I think this speech between you both was studied.
It came so roundly off.
{g) A. and v., 172: For we wot The Office of a Justice is perverted quite When one thief hangs another.^ Duchess of Malf., 90: The office of justice is perverted quite When one thief hangs another.
(A) A. and V., 180: Death is terrible Unto a conscience that's oppressed with guilt!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sir.
CoRBULO. True, her eyes are no right matches.
White Devil, 31 : Brachiano. Are not those matchless eyes mine?
ViTTOHiA. I had rather They were not matches.^ (d) A. and v., 165: I only give you my opinion, I ask no fee for 't.
Westward Ho! 242: Take my counsel: I'll ask no fee for 't.
White Demi, 7 : This is my counsel and I'll ask no fee for 't.
(e) A. and v., 168: As aconitum, a strong poison, brings A present cure against all serpents' stings.
White DevU, 26 : Physicians, that cure poiso...ns, still do work With counter-poisons.
* Quarto reading. Dyce reads "matchless"; obviously wrongly.
APPENDICES 181 (f) A. mid v.. Ill: I vow this is a practised dialogue: Comes it not rarely off?
Duchess of Malf,, 63 : I think this speech between you both was studied.
It came so roundly off.
{g) A. and v., 172: For we wot The Office of a Justice is perverted quite When one thief hangs another.^ Duchess of Malf., 90: The office of justice is perverted quite When one thief hangs another.
(A) A. and V., 180: Death is terrible Unto a conscience that's oppressed with guilt!
What to read after John Webster And the Elizabethan Drama?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brooke Rupert to read onlineMoreLess
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