Did Shakespeare Write Titus Andronicus
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I, i. Probably Greene's, though Peele also uses the word.
Chequered. Loc. II, v. Probably Greene's. See his Quip for an Upstart Courtier (Works, xi, 214); also the poem Eurymachus in Laudem Mirimidae, Radagon's Sonnet, and Francesco's Roundelay all in Never too Late (Dyce, pp. 298, 301).
Semiramis. Loc. II, i. Probably Greene's ; it is common in his prose.
Braves. Loc. V, iii. Common to Peele and Greene.
Youngling. Loc. V, iv. Ditto.
There are thus a good many clues from vocabulary in the singl...e play of Locrine to Greene's work in 100 THE PROBLEM INDUCTIVELY CONSIDERED Titus; and it becomes necessary to collate his signed and otherwise assigned work for further evidence.
4. Greene's and Ky&s Vocabulary in "Titus. " Seeking to trace further Greene's hand in Titus, we are at once faced by Dr. Grosart's claim that the play is "substantially" his. 1 For this thesis the evidence is at first sight strong. Not only is Greene shown to be probably the first framer of the tags about "a woman, therefore to be won, " and "hammering in my head": a list of over twenty significant words, special to Titus in the Shakespearean concordance, is made out from his works, with Selimus included.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I, i. Probably Greene's, though Peele also uses the word.
Chequered. Loc. II, v. Probably Greene's. See his Quip for an Upstart Courtier (Works, xi, 214); also the poem Eurymachus in Laudem Mirimidae, Radagon's Sonnet, and Francesco's Roundelay all in Never too Late (Dyce, pp. 298, 301).
Semiramis. Loc. II, i. Probably Greene's ; it is common in his prose.
Braves. Loc. V, iii. Common to Peele and Greene.
Youngling. Loc. V, iv. Ditto.
There are thus a good many clues from vocabulary in the singl...e play of Locrine to Greene's work in 100 THE PROBLEM INDUCTIVELY CONSIDERED Titus; and it becomes necessary to collate his signed and otherwise assigned work for further evidence.
4. Greene's and Ky&s Vocabulary in "Titus. " Seeking to trace further Greene's hand in Titus, we are at once faced by Dr. Grosart's claim that the play is "substantially" his. 1 For this thesis the evidence is at first sight strong. Not only is Greene shown to be probably the first framer of the tags about "a woman, therefore to be won, " and "hammering in my head": a list of over twenty significant words, special to Titus in the Shakespearean concordance, is made out from his works, with Selimus included.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robertson, J. M. (John Mackinnon), 1856-1933 to read onlineMoreLess
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