Notes On Shakspere's Versification
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ed following d or t oftn not writn and when writn not pronounct.
For treason executed in our late King's days. 1 H6 ii. 4. 91 ; v. 1. 169.
Was aptly fitted and naturally performed. T. S. Ind. i. 87.
When service sweat for duty, not for meed. A. Y. ii. 3. 58.
And I of ladies most deject and wretche«\ H. iii. 1. 163.
The wild waves whist. T. i. 2. 379. Milton, Nativ. Ode, 64.
Cf. Abb. 341, 342, and vid. II. ii. 1. 112: A. Y. i. 2. 156; M. V. iii. 2. 169; M. Ado ii. 1. 189, etc.; H5 i. 2. 305; 1 H...* v. 5. 13.
Similarly two dental syllables are contracted into one. E. g. it after let, set, yet, etc.
I humbly set it at j-our will; but for my mistress. Cy. iv. 3. 13.
You are a young huntsman, Marcus ; let it alone. T. A. iv. 2. 101.
You see is kill'd in him; and yet it is danger. K. L. iv. 7. 79.
9. ed of participles and preterits (particularly after palatals) contracted into d (after k and s (sh) — t).
Lay me stark -naked and let the water flies. A. C. v. 2. 59; H. iv. 7. 52.
By what by-paths and Indirect a-ook'd ways.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ed following d or t oftn not writn and when writn not pronounct.
For treason executed in our late King's days. 1 H6 ii. 4. 91 ; v. 1. 169.
Was aptly fitted and naturally performed. T. S. Ind. i. 87.
When service sweat for duty, not for meed. A. Y. ii. 3. 58.
And I of ladies most deject and wretche«\ H. iii. 1. 163.
The wild waves whist. T. i. 2. 379. Milton, Nativ. Ode, 64.
Cf. Abb. 341, 342, and vid. II. ii. 1. 112: A. Y. i. 2. 156; M. V. iii. 2. 169; M. Ado ii. 1. 189, etc.; H5 i. 2. 305; 1 H...* v. 5. 13.
Similarly two dental syllables are contracted into one. E. g. it after let, set, yet, etc.
I humbly set it at j-our will; but for my mistress. Cy. iv. 3. 13.
You are a young huntsman, Marcus ; let it alone. T. A. iv. 2. 101.
You see is kill'd in him; and yet it is danger. K. L. iv. 7. 79.
9. ed of participles and preterits (particularly after palatals) contracted into d (after k and s (sh) — t).
Lay me stark -naked and let the water flies. A. C. v. 2. 59; H. iv. 7. 52.
By what by-paths and Indirect a-ook'd ways.
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