Shakespeare's Scholar: Being Historical And Critical Studies of His Text, Characters, And Commentators, With An Examination of Mr. Collier's Folio of 1632
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drew him from his aim. The outward ey^ is that which is used in taking aim ; and without that word this part of the sentence has no meaning.
Act III. Scene 1.
** ComL O Lewifl^ stand fast I the devil tempts thee here^ .In likeness of a new untrimmed bride." We have here as fine a specimen of Warburton's pe- cpiiBi fitness to comprehend and improve the text of Shake- speare as can bo found throughout the Variorum. He re- marks upon " untrimmed bride/' — " * untrimmed ' signifies unsteady. The te...rm is taken fix)m navigation," Well done^ Warburton ! you deserved a mitre for that : — the Abbot of Un-reason's. Think of the coxswain of a wedding — ^that is, the groomsman, calling out, ' trim the bride, my lads !
keep her steady 1 ' This note was too much for even John- son's solemnity ; and with ponderous pleasantry, he remarks : " A commcDtator should be grave, and therefore I can read these notes with a proper severity of attention ; but the idea of trimming a lady to keep her steady, would be too risible for any power of face." " K.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
drew him from his aim. The outward ey^ is that which is used in taking aim ; and without that word this part of the sentence has no meaning.
Act III. Scene 1.
** ComL O Lewifl^ stand fast I the devil tempts thee here^ .In likeness of a new untrimmed bride." We have here as fine a specimen of Warburton's pe- cpiiBi fitness to comprehend and improve the text of Shake- speare as can bo found throughout the Variorum. He re- marks upon " untrimmed bride/' — " * untrimmed ' signifies unsteady. The te...rm is taken fix)m navigation," Well done^ Warburton ! you deserved a mitre for that : — the Abbot of Un-reason's. Think of the coxswain of a wedding — ^that is, the groomsman, calling out, ' trim the bride, my lads !
keep her steady 1 ' This note was too much for even John- son's solemnity ; and with ponderous pleasantry, he remarks : " A commcDtator should be grave, and therefore I can read these notes with a proper severity of attention ; but the idea of trimming a lady to keep her steady, would be too risible for any power of face." " K.
What to read after Shakespeare's Scholar: Being Historical And Critical Studies of His Text, Characters, And Commentators, With An Examination of Mr. Collier's Folio of 1632?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by White, Richard Grant, 1821-1885 to read onlineMoreLess
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