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... spelling edition such as Bond's there are numerous errors in ' accidentals ' arising from the wrong choice of copy text that do not however impinge upon modern spelling editions such as the texts presented in this volume . Since the ...
... spelling edition such as Bond's there are numerous errors in ' accidentals ' arising from the wrong choice of copy text that do not however impinge upon modern spelling editions such as the texts presented in this volume . Since the ...
Page 144
... spelling for both . It is more likely that the variation was in 17086.5's manuscript copy or that the manuscript offered abbreviated speech prefixes than to suppose that , faced with consistency in a printed copy of 17086 , the 17086.5 ...
... spelling for both . It is more likely that the variation was in 17086.5's manuscript copy or that the manuscript offered abbreviated speech prefixes than to suppose that , faced with consistency in a printed copy of 17086 , the 17086.5 ...
Page 145
... spellings he found . Other spelling preferences point to a reprint by the 17086 com- positor , and confirm that each quarto was set by a single compositor . The 17086 compositor seems to prefer to spell words like ' whom ' , ' sweet ...
... spellings he found . Other spelling preferences point to a reprint by the 17086 com- positor , and confirm that each quarto was set by a single compositor . The 17086 compositor seems to prefer to spell words like ' whom ' , ' sweet ...
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