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The Works of William Shakespeare [Cambridge Edition] [Vol. 8 of 9]
Shakespeare
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Shakespeare · 共 63 章
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it is quite clear that Boswell must have described the Quarto after it was bound, when the title could not have existed.
很明显，鲍斯威尔一定是在该四开本装订之后才描述它的，那时书名页已经不存在了。
Bearing in mind therefore that A = Q2 (Bodl. 1), B = Q1 , and C = Q2 (Bodl. 2), we find in Act II.
因此请记住，A 等于 Q2（博德利本 1），B 等于 Q1，C 等于 Q2（博德利本 2），我们在第二幕中发现了……
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- PREFACE.试读
- ADDENDA.
- DRAMATIS PERSONÆ[A].
- Scene I. Elsinore. A platform before the castle.
- Scene II. A room of state in the castle.
- Scene III. A room in Polonius's house.
- Scene IV. The platform.[352]
- Scene V. Another part of the platform.
- FOOTNOTES:
- Scene I. A room in Polonius's house.
- Scene II. A room in the castle.
- FOOTNOTES:
- Scene I. A room in the castle.
- Scene II. A hall in the castle.
- Scene III. A room in the castle.
- Scene IV. The Queen's closet.
- FOOTNOTES:
- Scene I. A room in the castle.
- Scene II. Another room in the castle.
- Scene III. Another room in the castle.
- Scene IV. A plain in Denmark.
- Scene V. Elsinore. A room in the castle.
- Scene VI. Another room in the castle.
- Scene VII. Another room in the castle.[1835]
- FOOTNOTES:
- Scene I. A churchyard.
- Scene II. A hall in the castle.[2137]
- FOOTNOTES:
- Note II.
- Note III.
- Note IV.
- Note V.
- Note VI.
- Note VII.
- Note VIII.
- Note IX.
- Note X.
- Note XI.
- Note XII.
- Note XIV.
- Note XVI.
- Note XVII.
- Note XVIII.
- Note XIX.
- Note XX.
- Note XXI.
- Note XXII.
- Note XXIII.
- Note XXIV.
- Note XXVI.
- Note XXVII.
- Note XXVIII.
- Note XXIX.
- Note XXX.
- Note XXXI.
- Note XXXII.
- [Sc. i.]
- [Sc. ii.]
- [Sc. iii.]
- [Sc. iv.]
- [Sc. v.]
- [Sc. vi.]
- [Sc. vii.]
- [Sc. viii.]
- [Sc. ix.]
- [Sc. x.]
- [Sc. xi.]
- [Sc. xii.]
- [Sc. xiii.]
- [Sc. xiv.]
- [Sc. xv.]
- [Sc. xvi.]
- [Sc. xvii.]
- [Sc. xviii.]
- DRAMATIS PERSONÆ[C].
- Scene I. King Lear's palace.
- Scene II. The Earl of Gloucester's castle.
- Scene III. The Duke of Albany's palace.
- Scene IV. A hall in the same.
- Scene V. Court before the same.
- FOOTNOTES:
- Scene I. The Earl of Gloucester's castle.
- Scene II. Before Gloucester's castle.
- Scene III. A wood.
- Scene IV. Before Gloucester's castle. Kent in the stocks.
- FOOTNOTES:
- Scene I. A heath.
- Scene II. Another part of the heath. Storm still.[3578]
- Scene III. Gloucester's castle.
- Scene IV. The heath. Before a hovel.[3667]
- Scene V. Gloucester's castle.
- Scene VI. A chamber in a farmhouse adjoining the castle.
- Scene VII. Gloucester's castle.
- FOOTNOTES:
- Scene I. The heath.[3996]
- Scene II. Before the Duke of Albany's palace.
- Scene III. The French camp near Dover.[4140]
- Scene IV. The same. A tent.
- Scene V. Gloucester's castle.
- Scene VI. Fields near Dover.
- Scene VII. A tent in the French camp. Lear on a bed asleep, soft music playing; Gentleman, and others attending.
- FOOTNOTES:
- Scene I. The British camp near Dover.
- Scene II. A field between the two camps.
- Scene III. The British camp near Dover.
- FOOTNOTES:
- Note II.
- Note III.
- Note IV.
- Note V.
- Note VI.
- Note VII.
- Note XI.
- Note XII.
- Note XIII.
- Note XV.
- Note XVI.
- Note XVIII.
- Note XIX.
- Note XX.
- DRAMATIS PERSONÆ[D].
- Scene I. Venice. A street.
- Scene II. Another street.
- Scene III. A council-chamber.
- FOOTNOTES:
- Scene I. A sea-port in Cyprus. An open place near the quay.
- Scene II. A street.
- Scene III. A hall in the castle.
- FOOTNOTES:
- Scene I. Before the castle.
- Scene II. A room in the castle.[5788]
- Scene III. The garden of the castle.[5793]
- Scene IV. Before the castle.
- FOOTNOTES:
- Scene I. Cyprus. Before the castle.
- Scene II. A room in the castle.[6389]
- Scene III. Another room in the castle.
- FOOTNOTES:
- Scene I. Cyprus. A street.[6611]
- Scene II. A bedchamber in the castle: Desdemona in bed asleep; a light burning.[6698]
- FOOTNOTES:
- Note I.
- Note II.
- Note III.
- Note IV.
- Note VIII.
- Note IX.
- Note X.
- Note XI.
- Note XII.
- Note XIII.
- Note XIV.
- Note XV.
- Note XVI.