On the Received Text of Shakespeare's Dramatic Writings and Its Improvement, Band 2Longman, Green, Longman, and Roberts, 1866 |
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... poet had used that word , he would scarcely have said teems to speak , but would probably have em ployed some such phrase as " that teems with things strange , " or " whose tongue or breast teems with things strange . " At all events ...
... poet had used that word , he would scarcely have said teems to speak , but would probably have em ployed some such phrase as " that teems with things strange , " or " whose tongue or breast teems with things strange . " At all events ...
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... poet in other places , or on similar occasions . It happens that , while here the word disjoint is a neuter verb , he employs it on only one other passage , and then as a passive participle . That passage occurs in " Hamlet . " The ...
... poet in other places , or on similar occasions . It happens that , while here the word disjoint is a neuter verb , he employs it on only one other passage , and then as a passive participle . That passage occurs in " Hamlet . " The ...
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... poet em- ployed the word : " Some strange commotion Is in his brain ; he bites his lip and starts ; Stops on a sudden , looks upon the ground , Then lays his finger on his temple ; straight , Springs out into fast gait ; then stops ...
... poet em- ployed the word : " Some strange commotion Is in his brain ; he bites his lip and starts ; Stops on a sudden , looks upon the ground , Then lays his finger on his temple ; straight , Springs out into fast gait ; then stops ...
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... poet , when there was another form without it equally good : ' Tis his main hope : For where there is advantage to be ta'en . In the last speech in the tragedy , Malcolm begins by saying : " We shall not spend a large expense of time ...
... poet , when there was another form without it equally good : ' Tis his main hope : For where there is advantage to be ta'en . In the last speech in the tragedy , Malcolm begins by saying : " We shall not spend a large expense of time ...
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... poet employs an epithet of similar formation . Romeo is seeking poison so potent : " That the life - weary taker may fall dead . " Act v . sc . 1 . The following passage has not , as far as I know , been found fault with by any of the ...
... poet employs an epithet of similar formation . Romeo is seeking poison so potent : " That the life - weary taker may fall dead . " Act v . sc . 1 . The following passage has not , as far as I know , been found fault with by any of the ...
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