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Originally Posted by HarryT
If you have a large-screen device, the best ebook edition of the Oxford Shakespeare is this one, I think. It's a "Print Replica" book, which means a PDF in a Kindle "wrapper". I used the "KindleUnpack" Calibre plugin to extract the original PDF from it, and it looks great on my iPad. |
Thanks, but apart from the humungous price, I don't have a large screen device. For anyone studying the plays, it's usually best to buy the individual Arden editions in paperback. That's how I first studied him at F.E. College and Uni. Now I can read him as easily as a modern novel.
As for the original post, it's easy to see what those words mean because of the context.
For example:
'No, No, Madam, Lady Isabella is of another guess mould than you take her for.'
If you take out guess mould, you're left with:
'No, No, Madam, Lady Isabella is of another .... than you take her for.'
It becomes clear that "guess mould" means something like "such type" or something along those lines.
Well, it seems clear to me!