ERRATA—Volume LI
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| 366 | i | 27-31 | Shakespeare, William:for But the intrigue . . . . in full tide, read But no historical justification is needed for the creation of that conventional personage, and one of the sonnets in which she figures was surreptitiously published by Jaggard in 1599, before the intrigue between Pembroke and Mary Pitton is known to have begun. |
| 34 | for William Herbert read Lord Herbert | ||
| 13-12 f.e. | for The emotional stories . . . . subsided quickly read The story of a lover's supersession by his friend in the favours of a mistress—the burden of those six sonnets that may have a personal significance—may possibly reflect an affair of gallantry in the poet's own life to which obscure reference would seem to be extant elsewhere. The adventure in that case would have caused no lasting wound | ||
| 367 | ii | 28 | for Eastcheap, which read Southwark; |
| 29 | after frequent insert the Boar's Head, Eastcheap | ||
| 376 | i | 10 f.e. | for 26 March read 24 March |
| 380 | i | 33-34 | for in 'Two Noble Kinsmen,' ed. Littledale, read by |
| 37 | for 1874). read 1874; 'Two Noble Kinsmen,' ed. Littledale). | ||
| 383 | ii | 3 f.e. | for impression read definite impression |
| 386 | ii | 57-58 | for the Grange read Denby Grange |
| 388 | i | 10 f.e. | after (both in 1600), insert 'Titus' (1600 and 1611), |
| 6 f.e. | omit 'Titus' (1600), | ||
| 390 | i | 37 | for Watkins read Watkiss |
| 7 f.e. | after Hudson insert first issued in 1851-6 (11 vols. 16mo), and reissued as | ||
| 396 | i | 8 f.e. | after plots, insert Alexander Schmidt's Shakespeare-Lexicon, 1874, and Abbott's Shakespearean Grammar, 1869 (new edit. 1897), elucidate the text. |
| 400 | ii | 6 | Sharp, Abraham: after Bradford insert and baptised in June 1653 |
| 7 | for He was apprenticed read After attending Bradford Grammar School he was apprenticed to William Shaw, mercer, of York, and then | ||
| 13 | for From 1676 read From about 1684 | ||
| 27 | after 1690). insert Early in 1691, however, he removed to Portsmouth to take a clerk's place in the king's shipyard.' | ||
| 401 | i | 11 | for 15 July read 18 July |
| 13 | after cited insert cf. Cudworth's Life and Correspondence of Abraham Sharp, 1889 | ||
| 438 | i | 32 | Shaw, John (1559-1625): for 'Bibliorum read 'Biblii |
| 36-40 | for Shaw also wrote . . . . but it was translated read The work, which was in Latin, was translated | ||
| 41-42 | for posthumously . . . . 12mo. read London, 1623, 12mo, under the title 'A True Christian's Daily Delight'; this was reprinted in 1688 under the new title of 'The Divine Art of Memory.' | ||
| 441 | i | 4 | Shaw, John (1776-1832): for Ham Hall read Ilam Hall |
| 450 | ii | 19-20 | Shaw-Lefevre, Charles, Viscount Eversley: for St. Mary's, Winchester, read Winchester College |
| 452 | ii | 17-19 | Shaxton, Nicholas: for He became ultimately president . . . . sometimes called. read He was president of Physick's Hostel, which was attached to Gonville Hall, 1512-13. |
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