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... speech here is a variant of the speech in Euphues , 1.293 , 13ff . , both being derived from the speech of Cleanthes in the De Natura Deorum ( II.v.13-15 ) . The Euphues passage has Cleanthes speak of ' the fat- ness of the earth , the ...
... speech here is a variant of the speech in Euphues , 1.293 , 13ff . , both being derived from the speech of Cleanthes in the De Natura Deorum ( II.v.13-15 ) . The Euphues passage has Cleanthes speak of ' the fat- ness of the earth , the ...
Page 143
... speech prefixes . The 17086.5 compositor indents his speech prefixes in his first gathering ( with one exception owing to the presence of a block initial ) and continues to do so in the outer forme ( BI , B4V , B2V - B3 ) of his second ...
... speech prefixes . The 17086.5 compositor indents his speech prefixes in his first gathering ( with one exception owing to the presence of a block initial ) and continues to do so in the outer forme ( BI , B4V , B2V - B3 ) of his second ...
Page 144
... speech pre- fixes and none after unabbreviated ones , the 17086.5 copy follows a more random practice that is easier to account for by supposing that this quarto came first ( perhaps setting from inconsistent or heavily abbreviated ...
... speech pre- fixes and none after unabbreviated ones , the 17086.5 copy follows a more random practice that is easier to account for by supposing that this quarto came first ( perhaps setting from inconsistent or heavily abbreviated ...
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