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But the word allied itself also to the French coustillier and the kindred Old English quistron ( Scotch custron ) . Coustillier stood for a soldier armed with a coustille , and quistron or coistron ( L. Latin cocistronem ) meant a ...
But the word allied itself also to the French coustillier and the kindred Old English quistron ( Scotch custron ) . Coustillier stood for a soldier armed with a coustille , and quistron or coistron ( L. Latin cocistronem ) meant a ...
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10. determinate ] In Latin sense as in Sonnet , lxxxvii . 4 , " My bonds in thee are all determinate . " 11. extravagancy ] This word does not occur elsewhere in Shakespeare ; but the adjective in the corresponding Latin sense is found ...
10. determinate ] In Latin sense as in Sonnet , lxxxvii . 4 , " My bonds in thee are all determinate . " 11. extravagancy ] This word does not occur elsewhere in Shakespeare ; but the adjective in the corresponding Latin sense is found ...
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5. dissemble myself ] disguise myself -in a Latin sense . In line 7 the word has the more usual meaning . That Shakespeare knew enough Latin to adopt such a phrase as " dissemble myself " may be safely assumed . See notes on I. v .
5. dissemble myself ] disguise myself -in a Latin sense . In line 7 the word has the more usual meaning . That Shakespeare knew enough Latin to adopt such a phrase as " dissemble myself " may be safely assumed . See notes on I. v .
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| Title | The Works of Shakespeare: Twelfth night; or, What you will Arden Shakespeare Volume 35 of The Works of Shakespeare, William Shakespeare |
| Author | William Shakespeare |
| Publisher | Methuen, 1899 |
| Original from | the New York Public Library |
| Digitized | 27 Dec 2006 |
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