A Few Concise Examples of Seven Hundred Errors in Shakspeares Plays Now Correc
A Few Concise Examples of Seven Hundred Errors in Shakspeares Plays Now Correc
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Surely a more effectual method to make mis- fortune drunk could not be suggested.
But the beverage to which Leonate alludes is, truly, of a simple nature ; sick it might make any person who would drink of it profusely, but drunk, never. Shakspeare wrote : Make misfortune drunk With caudle-waters.
The compositor having composed candle instead of caudle, concluded, that as there was no such thing as candle-water, it must be candle-wasters ; and thus adding an s, he, with the art of Dr. Faustus, t...urned caudle-waters into candle-wasters.
in shakspeare's plays. O It has been asserted, by those who have made enquiry con- cerning the learning and genius of Shakspeare, that he was un- lettered ; that is, his Latin was little, and his Greek less. With- out these, however, he contrived to shine with splendour ; and, like Goldsmith's Professer, (without Greek) what he sought, he obtained. But with the modern languages, such as French and German, particularly the former, I believe Shakspeare to have been rather conversant ; and of this I would give a strong proof, but that the illustration of tlie passage would take up more space than I can afford in these few pages.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Surely a more effectual method to make mis- fortune drunk could not be suggested.
But the beverage to which Leonate alludes is, truly, of a simple nature ; sick it might make any person who would drink of it profusely, but drunk, never. Shakspeare wrote : Make misfortune drunk With caudle-waters.
The compositor having composed candle instead of caudle, concluded, that as there was no such thing as candle-water, it must be candle-wasters ; and thus adding an s, he, with the art of Dr. Faustus, t...urned caudle-waters into candle-wasters.
in shakspeare's plays. O It has been asserted, by those who have made enquiry con- cerning the learning and genius of Shakspeare, that he was un- lettered ; that is, his Latin was little, and his Greek less. With- out these, however, he contrived to shine with splendour ; and, like Goldsmith's Professer, (without Greek) what he sought, he obtained. But with the modern languages, such as French and German, particularly the former, I believe Shakspeare to have been rather conversant ; and of this I would give a strong proof, but that the illustration of tlie passage would take up more space than I can afford in these few pages.
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