Notes to
Notes to Shakespeare, Volume III: The Tragedies
作者：Johnson, Samuel, 1709-1784; Sherbo, Arthur, 1918-2010 [Editor]
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章节目录
共 253 题- THE AUGUSTAN REPRINT SOCIETY
- SAMUEL JOHNSON
- NOTES TO SHAKESPEARE
- Vol. III
- Tragedies
- GENERAL EDITORS
- Richard C. Boys, _University of Michigan_
- Ralph Cohen, _University of California, Los Angeles_
- Vinton A. Dearing, _University of California, Los Angeles_
- Lawrence Clark Powell, _Clark Memorial Library_
- ASSISTANT EDITOR
- W. Earl Britton, _University of Michigan_
- ADVISORY EDITORS
- Emmett L. Avery, _State College of Washington_
- Benjamin Boyce, _Duke University_
- Louis Bredvold, _University of Michigan_
- John Butt, _King's College, University of Durham_
- James L. Clifford, _Columbia University_
- Arthur Friedman, _University of Chicago_
- Louis A. Landa, _Princeton University_
- Samuel H. Monk, _University of Minnesota_
- Ernest C. Mossner, _University of Texas_
- James Sutherland, _University College, London_
- H. T. Swedenberg, Jr., _University of California, Los Angeles_
- CORRESPONDING SECRETARY
- Edna C. Davis, _Clark Memorial Library_
- Introduction on Tragedies
- TRAGEDIES
- Vol. IV
- MACBETH
- I.vii.41 (431,1)
- II.i.52 (438,8)
- That _now suits with it_.--
- II.iii.61 (448,7)
- II.iii.138 (454,8)
- III.iv.63 (473,5)
- Vol. VII
- CORIOLANUS
- II.ii.131 (345,1)
- II.iii.122 (352,8)
- III.iii.17 (384,3)
- III.iii.127 (389,4)
- IV.ii.15 (393,6)
- IV.iv.22 (398,1)
- I do not understand either line, but fancy it should be read thus,
- IV.vi.112 (414,7)
- IV.vii.37 (417,1)
- V.ii.17 (424,8)
- Vol. VIII
- JULIUS CAESAR
- It favours, _like the work_--
- I think we should read,
- I think Warbuton right. (1773)
- II.i.63 (27,3)
- I rather think it should be,
- III.ii.192 (68,2)
- IV.ii.4 (77,1
- IV.iii.86 (82,7)
- IV.iii.100 (53,8)
- V.i.100 (96,2)
- ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA
- I.i.42 (112,1)
- I.ii.128 (118,1)
- I.ii.201 (121,9)
- I.iii.62 (125,5)
- I.iv.25 (129,5)
- III.ii.16 (176,9)
- III.vii.68 (191,1)
- III.xiii.25 (202, 5)
- IV.ix.15 (224,5)
- This _battery from my heart_.--
- IV.xv.9 (237,9)
- IV.xv.72 (240,9)
- V.ii.4 (247,2)
- V.ii.98 (254,2)
- V.ii.176 (259,8)
- TIMON OF ATHENS
- I.i.3 (271,3)
- Pain. _See!_
- Poet. _Magick of--bounty, &c._
- I.1.47 (276,7)
- I.i.149 (281,3)
- I.i.178 (282,8)
- I.ii.12 (288,5)
- I.ii.138 (295,3)
- I.ii.230 (300,6)
- II.ii.242 (317,4)
- III.v.14 (333,6)
- III.v.22 (333,3)
- III.v.46 (335,7)
- I think it may be better adjusted thus:
- III.v.114 (338,7)
- IV.i.19 (344,6)
- IV.iii.72 (353,1)
- IV.iii.82 (354,2)
- IV.iii.120 (356,7)
- IV.iii.158 (359,5)
- IV.iii.37 (364,5)
- IV.iii.383 (372,4) 'Twixt natural, son and sire!']
- IV.iii.474 (378,8)
- V.i.109 (388,1)
- V.iv.18 (395,7)
- TITUS ANDRONICUS
- II.iii.8 (427,6)
- II.iii.85 (430,1)
- TROILUS AND CRESSIDA
- Prologue. (4,2)
- HANMER,
- I.ii.212 (20,2)
- I.iii.62 (27,8)
- I.iii.179 (32,4)
- How _hard_ soever--
- The _vast_ proportion--
- II.ii.88 (49,9)
- II.iii.267 (62,6)
- III.ii.162 (74,6)
- I read,
- III.ii.187 (76,3)
- III.iii.28 (79,7)
- III.iii.134 (83,4)
- III.iii.178 (85,3)
- III.iii.230 (87,9)
- IV.i.65 (93,6)
- I read,
- IV.iv.105 (103,5)
- When Helen is a maid again--
- When Helen is a maid again--
- To taste your bounties.--
- You _flow_ to great _distraction_.--
- You _flow_ to great _destruction_.--
- I read,
- You _show too_ great distraction.--
- V.ii.144 (130,4)
- V.ii.161 (131,8)
- V.iii.21 (133,2)
- V.iii.23 (133,3)
- V.iii.27 (134,4)
- V.iii.37 (134,5)
- CYMBELINE
- I.i.1 (153,2)
- A glass that _feared_ them;--
- I.i.86 (158,1)
- I read,
- I.iii.8 (165,2)
- I.iv.124 (171,2) abus'd] _Deceiv'd._
- I.vi.7 (178,9)
- I.vi.44 (181,3)
- I.vi.106 (184,7)
- I read,
- II.iv.110 (207,9)
- III.ii.80 (217,2)
- III.iii.82 (221,9)
- III.iv.104 (228,2)
- III.iv.146 (229,4)
- III.iv.162 (230,7)
- III.v.71 (235,2)
- WARBURTON.]
- III.vii.8 (244,2)
- He _has_ paid for that:--
- I suppose it should be,
- IV.ii.363 (264,3)
- I will try again, and read thus,
- V.iv.146 (284,7)
- Whether _both, or nothing_--
- V.v.352 (302,6)
- KING LEAR
- WARBURTON.]
- I.i.73 (315,4)
- I.i.221 (324,2)
- I.iv.320 (356,9)
- II.ii.167 (375,3)
- II.ii.173 (376,4)
- II.iv.83 (382,2)
- III.i.19 (395,8)
- III.ii.74 (402,7)
- III.iv.26 (406,1)
- III.iv.125 (411,4)
- III.vi.43 (417,6)
- III.vi. 117 (421,5)
- III.vii.24 (422,3)
- Our _meanes_ secures us.--
- Our means _seduce_ us:--
- Our _maims_ secure us.--
- Ten masts _on end_--
- IV.vii.85-97 (466,9)
- V.iii.54 (475,1)
- V.iii.151 (479,3)
- V.iii.264 (485,7)
- Vol. I
- ROMEO AND JULIET
- I.i.158 (11,2)
- I.i.176 (12,3)
- I.i.222 (15,2)
- I.ii.32 (18,5)
- I.v.27 (37,4)
- II.ii.10 (45,3)
- I have an interest in your _heat's_ proceeding!
- I _had no_ interest in your _heat's preceding_.
- III.iii.112 (89,4)
- III.v.33 (95,4)
- III.v.86 (97,3)
- IV.i.l8 (104,2)
- IV.i.79 (106,5)
- V.i.3 (121,3)
- V.iii.178 (135,1)
- HAMLET
- I.i.107 (152,3) romage] Tumultous hurry. (1773)
- I.i.153 (154,2)
- I.ii.47 (157,9)
- I.ii.62 (158,1)
- I rather think this line is in want of emendation. I read,
- I.ii.70 (159,4) veiled lids] With lowering eyes, cast down eyes. (1773)
- I.iii.32 (170,2) unmaster'd] i.e. _licentious_. (1773)
- I.iii.107 (174,6)
- I.iv.32 (178,7) fortune's scar] In the old quarto of 1637, it is
- II.i.114 (201,8)
- II.ii.24 (202,2)
- III.ii.202 (252,7)
- III.ii.206 (252,8)
- III.iv.48 (268,8)
- IV.i.25 (279,3)
- IV.iv.33 (286,4)
- Keeps _on his wonder_,--
- Feeds _on_ this _wonder_.--
- Feeds _on his_ anger.--
- I think the fault may be mended at less expence, by reading,
- IV.v.161 (296,9)
- IV.vii.19 (302,2)
- I am again inclined to vindicate the old reading.
- OTHELLO
- I.i.20 (358,4)
- I.iii.237 (337,9)
- I.iii.264 (386,4)
- II.i.48 (397,3)
- II.iii.382 (426,1)
- III.iii.14 (430,6)
- III.iii.180 (438,3)
- III.iii.201 (439,6)
- III.iii.351 (447,6)
- III.iii.467 (453,3)
- III.iv.70 (459,8)
- III.iv.119 (462,4)
- But to know so, must be my benefit]
- III.iv.146 (463,1)
- IV.i.5 (466,6)
- I think our author uses this expression elsewhere.
- IV.i.256 (477,5)
- IV.i.277 (478,7)
- IV.ii.62 (482,2)
- IV.iii.41 (491,4)
- IV.iii.55 (491,5)
- V.ii.20 (500,7)
- V.ii.286 (513,3)