The Works of Shakespeare, Volume 35Methuen, 1918 |
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... expression in Laelia ( IV . ii . 28 ) ' O festus dies hominis ' may have suggested ' Feste ' " ( Moore Smith , Laelia , p . xxvi ) . writer " at our feast ” ( Candlemas ) , xviii INTRODUCTION EVIDENCE AS TO DATE -CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ...
... expression in Laelia ( IV . ii . 28 ) ' O festus dies hominis ' may have suggested ' Feste ' " ( Moore Smith , Laelia , p . xxvi ) . writer " at our feast ” ( Candlemas ) , xviii INTRODUCTION EVIDENCE AS TO DATE -CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ...
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... expression has become more assured ; in short , we seem to recognise in the style of Twelfth Night a greater skill and a finer taste than are displayed in The Comedy of Errors , Love's Labour's Lost , The Two Gentlemen of Verona , A ...
... expression has become more assured ; in short , we seem to recognise in the style of Twelfth Night a greater skill and a finer taste than are displayed in The Comedy of Errors , Love's Labour's Lost , The Two Gentlemen of Verona , A ...
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... falling of the clauses , " Ad- vancement of Learning , 1. iv . 2. The apt expression dying fall " could not fail to find imitators ; a noteworthy ex- ample occurs in Pope's Ode on St. Cecilia's Day . 66 5 Enough ! no more : ΙΟ ... " 6.
... falling of the clauses , " Ad- vancement of Learning , 1. iv . 2. The apt expression dying fall " could not fail to find imitators ; a noteworthy ex- ample occurs in Pope's Ode on St. Cecilia's Day . 66 5 Enough ! no more : ΙΟ ... " 6.
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... expression cf. also " unvalued jewels , All scatter'd in the bottom of the sea , ' Richard III . I. iv . 27 , 28 . " " 12. pitch ] figure from falconry . Here it may mean , first , " however high above the sea " ; next , it carries on ...
... expression cf. also " unvalued jewels , All scatter'd in the bottom of the sea , ' Richard III . I. iv . 27 , 28 . " " 12. pitch ] figure from falconry . Here it may mean , first , " however high above the sea " ; next , it carries on ...
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... expression is probably an example of Shakespeare's fondness for moralising two meanings in one word . See Appendix II . 39 , 40. ] Already therefore love seeks another distraction " ( see note on line 9 ) . Scene II . 1 , 2 ...
... expression is probably an example of Shakespeare's fondness for moralising two meanings in one word . See Appendix II . 39 , 40. ] Already therefore love seeks another distraction " ( see note on line 9 ) . Scene II . 1 , 2 ...
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