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Note the appropriate metaphor in " form . ' " For 56 , 57. sing And speak ] vocal and instrumental , shall we say ? " speak " cf. Hamlet , III . ii . 374 , " It will discourse most excellent music .
Note the appropriate metaphor in " form . ' " For 56 , 57. sing And speak ] vocal and instrumental , shall we say ? " speak " cf. Hamlet , III . ii . 374 , " It will discourse most excellent music .
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The metaphor is probably from fencing . 66 47. expenses ] Put humorously for something for you to spend . " 66 " " 48. in his .. hair ] when next he sends mortals a cargo of hair . For " commodity " in the sense of " cargo or ...
The metaphor is probably from fencing . 66 47. expenses ] Put humorously for something for you to spend . " 66 " " 48. in his .. hair ] when next he sends mortals a cargo of hair . For " commodity " in the sense of " cargo or ...
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hindered " ; i.e. the opportunity was rendered futile ( which is the substance of the metaphorical explanation that follows in the text— ... For the metaphor , we may first compare , " There lies your way , due west , " in III . i .
hindered " ; i.e. the opportunity was rendered futile ( which is the substance of the metaphorical explanation that follows in the text— ... For the metaphor , we may first compare , " There lies your way , due west , " in III . i .
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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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