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York:E.P.DUTTON d心CO.INC.  \nAll rigbts reservedPrinted in Great Britain  \nby Morrison d Gibb Ltd,London and Edinburgband decorated by  \nEric Gill  \nfor  \nJ.M.Dent心Sons Ltd.  \nAldine Houss Bedford St.LondonTorontoVanouverMelboxrne .Wellington  \nFirst Publisbed in tbis Edition I935Reprinted r947  \nEditor's General Note  \nThe Text.The editor has kept before him the aim of pre-senting to the modern reader the nearest possible approximationto what Shakespeare actually wrote.The text is therefore con-servative,and is based on the earliest reliable printed text.But toavoid distraction (a)the spelling is modernised,and (b)a limitednumber of universally accepted emendations is admitted withoutcomment.Where a Quarto text exists as well as the First Foliothe passages which occur only in the Quarto are enclosed in squarebrackets[]and those which occur only in the Folio in bracebrackets{}.11  \nScene Division.The rapid continuity of the Elizabethancurtainless production is lost by 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