Notes to Shakespeare, Volume 1,Deel 1William Andrews Clark Memorial Library, University of California, 1956 |
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Pagina 32
... expression , but general sub- jects has no sense at all ; and general was , in our authour's time , a word for people , so that the general is the people , or multitude , subject to a king . So in Hamlet : The play pleased not the ...
... expression , but general sub- jects has no sense at all ; and general was , in our authour's time , a word for people , so that the general is the people , or multitude , subject to a king . So in Hamlet : The play pleased not the ...
Pagina 41
... expression is obscure . Sir Thomas Hanmer reads , mortally desperate . Mortally is in low conversation used in this sense , but I know not whether it was ever written . I am inclined to believe , that desperately mortal means ...
... expression is obscure . Sir Thomas Hanmer reads , mortally desperate . Mortally is in low conversation used in this sense , but I know not whether it was ever written . I am inclined to believe , that desperately mortal means ...
Pagina 57
... expression is derived from archery ; the bow has its bent , when it is drawn as far as it can be . IV.i.206 ( 304,8 ) ... expressions . The old men have been both very angry and outrageous ; the prince tells them that he and Claudio will ...
... expression is derived from archery ; the bow has its bent , when it is drawn as far as it can be . IV.i.206 ( 304,8 ) ... expressions . The old men have been both very angry and outrageous ; the prince tells them that he and Claudio will ...
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Adam Bell alluding alteration Angelo appears Ariel barren plants beard beauty believe better birdlime Caliban called Cataian character Claudio comedy common Coney-catchers conjecture critical Cupid diction doth Duke easily edition editors emendation expression false Falstaff faults folio fool GENTLEMEN OF VERONA George Steevens give Gonzalo grace Hanmer reads harsh heaven honour intended Isabella Johnson's notes king knight ladies language LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST Lucio Macbeth meaning Measure for Measure metonymy Midsummer Night's Dream mind month's mind nature notes to Shakespeare obscure observes old copies passage perhaps phrase plain poet present reading Prospero reader reason reprint revisions says scene seems sense shew signifies Sir Thomas Hanmer slander speech spirit stand Steevens story strange suppose tell thee Theobald thing thou art thought tion Titus Andronicus tongue tragedies true Twere University virtue Warburton reads word youth