The Works of Shakespeare: IThe University Press, 1955 |
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... verse , a style immediately recognisable as that of his later ( or latest ) manner . It has at once the powerful compactedness most evident per- haps in Antony and Cleopatra . Consider the lines His honour , Clock to itself , knew the ...
... verse , a style immediately recognisable as that of his later ( or latest ) manner . It has at once the powerful compactedness most evident per- haps in Antony and Cleopatra . Consider the lines His honour , Clock to itself , knew the ...
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... verse - speech of Helena's , itself so abrupt , obscure and disconnected with the prose - speech of Parolles just before it , that Dr Johnson throws up the sponge with the cry ' I know not what to do with the passage , ' while Professor ...
... verse - speech of Helena's , itself so abrupt , obscure and disconnected with the prose - speech of Parolles just before it , that Dr Johnson throws up the sponge with the cry ' I know not what to do with the passage , ' while Professor ...
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... verse of the former play , we discovered , be- longed to two strongly marked types . First there was blank verse in the late Shakespearian manner , full of difficult constructions and of unusual words , but packed with imagery and above ...
... verse of the former play , we discovered , be- longed to two strongly marked types . First there was blank verse in the late Shakespearian manner , full of difficult constructions and of unusual words , but packed with imagery and above ...
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All's Beltramo Bertram better bicause blank verse Brigstocke Capell captain Clown Count Rousillon Countess couplets daughter dear Diana Dr Johnson drum Duke Duke of Florence emendation Farewell Florence Florentine follow fool French Gentleman gentlewoman gives no exit goes grace hand Hanmer hast hath heaven Helena Herford honest honour husband i'th Interpreter King knave Kyng lady Lafeu Lafew Lord madam maid maiden Malone marry meaning Measure for Measure misprint mother Narbon never noble Paracelsus Parolles passage play poor post and pair pray prints prose quibble quotes rhyme ring Rossiglione S.D. F. Enter S.D. F. Exeunt S.D. F. Exit S.D. F. gives scene Senois sense Shake Shakespeare Shakespearian Soldier speak speech Steevens suggested sweet thee Theobald Theophilus Cibber thine thing Thistleton unto verse virginity Widow wife word young