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A Critical Examination of the Text of Shakespeare: With ...
Surely, with the folio, wistly; and so Knight. The word is frequent in our old poets;
e.g., Tarquin and Lucrece, St. cxciv.,— She thought he blush'd, as knowing
Tarquin's lust, And, blushing with him, wistly on him gaz'd.” Venus and Adonis, St.
lviii.
William Sidney Walker, 1860
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Remarks on Mr. J. P. Collier's and Mr. C. Knight's Editions ...
The two later quartos and the folio read wistly, which is a different word, meaning
attentively, and sometimes silently." Collier. There* is not, and there could not be,
such a word as " wishtly :" the " abridgement of wishfully" is wishly. Again, when ...
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The Life and Death of King Richard II
't wistly, Seymour conj., reading He Thofe] Thefe QjQ^Q^Q^Qsj Sta., did . . . me (
11. 166-7) as one line. Cam. + , Irv., Dei., Neil., Rid. et seq. he wifdy look'd] he
wifhtly lookt Q^Q^. very] Ova. Q,6. he wiftly lookt Q-sQ^Qsj Bui. he wift- 164. Haue
.
William Shakespeare, 2001
7. wistly, wistfully, earnestly. The first and second quartos read ' wishtly.' ' Wistly '
is found besides in three passages of Shakespeare. Compare Venus and Adonis
, 343 : ' O, what a sight it was, wistly to view How she came stealing to the ...
William Shakespeare, 1876
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Shakespeare: Select Plays ...
7. wistly, wistfully, earnestly. The first and second quartos read ' wishtly.' ' Wistly '
is found besides in three passages of Shakespeare. Compare Venus and Adonis
, 343 : ' O, what a sight it was, wistly to view How she came stealing to the ...
William Shakespeare, 1880
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The Tragedy of King Richard II
7. wistly, wistfully, earnestly. The first and second quartos read 'wishtly.' ' Wistly ' is
found besides in three passages of Shakespeare. Compare Venus and Adonis,
343 : ' O, what a sight it was, wistly to view How she came stealing to the ...
William Shakespeare, 1880
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Select Plays: The tragedy of King Richard II
See note on ii. 1. 173. 5. urged, laid stress upon it. See note on iii. 1. 4. 7. wistly,
wistfully, earnestly. The first and second quartos read ' wishtly.' ' Wistly' is found
besides in three passages of Shakespeare. Compare Venus and Adonis, 343: '0,
...
William Shakespeare, William George Clark, William Aldis Wright, 1876
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The Book of Margery Kempe
8355 'And as wistly [as I wolde] not knowyn, heryn, seen, felyn, ne undirstondyn
in my sowle in this lyfe mor than is the wil of God that I schulde knowyn, so wistly
God mote helpyn me in alle my werkys, in alle my thowtys, and in alle my ...
Margery Kempe, Barry A. Windeatt, 2004
Take, for example, this exclamation from the narrator amid the throes of Venus's
frustrated wooing: O, what a sight it was wistly to view How she came stealing to
the wayward boy, To note the fighting conflict of her hue, How white and red each
...
59 Now was fhe iuft before him as he fat, And like a lowly louer downe fhe
kneeles, 350 With one faire hand fhe heaueth vp his hat, 343. wistly] wishtly Q12.
347. by and by] Hyphened by view,] QiQsCM^oQuQuQuQie, Huds.*, Kit. State,
Lint.
William Shakespeare, 2001
