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... probably measured forty- six by twenty - six.36 If one removes from the floor space at court the room needed for the queen's chair of state and for the dais around it , room for an audience was probably quite comparable . Auditorium ...
... probably measured forty- six by twenty - six.36 If one removes from the floor space at court the room needed for the queen's chair of state and for the dais around it , room for an audience was probably quite comparable . Auditorium ...
Page 146
... probably a sensible correction . of QI's ' ourwatching ' at IV.iii.60 , even if ' ourwatching ' might be regarded as a variant spelling of or error for ' o'erwatching ' . The Q2 compositor emends when the context clearly requires a ...
... probably a sensible correction . of QI's ' ourwatching ' at IV.iii.60 , even if ' ourwatching ' might be regarded as a variant spelling of or error for ' o'erwatching ' . The Q2 compositor emends when the context clearly requires a ...
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... probably the intelligent guesswork of the Q2 compositor . 35-8 . ] This passage is an echo , as Bond notes ( II.560 ) , of Euphues , II.139 , 4-5 , where the Micanyans are described as ' all born bald ' . The ultimate source is Pliny ...
... probably the intelligent guesswork of the Q2 compositor . 35-8 . ] This passage is an echo , as Bond notes ( II.560 ) , of Euphues , II.139 , 4-5 , where the Micanyans are described as ' all born bald ' . The ultimate source is Pliny ...
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