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Page 229: tragi-comedy became necessary to[original has "so">[ catch their applause
Page 240: "[quotation mark missing in original]Bethsabe. Come gentle Zephyr
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Page 247: horror, is the chef d'œuvre[original has "d'æuvre">[ of Marlowe
Page 257: Aubrey[original has "Aubery">[ tells us
Page 258: and moral integrity[original has "in-integrity" split across a line break] of Shakspeare
Page 271: Such strong renown as time shall never—"[quotation mark missing in original]
Page 274: Per. ——————— [original has extraneous quotation mark]I embrace you, sir.