The Dramatic Works of William Shakspeare : With a Life of the Poet, And Notes, Original And Selected 6
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obedience r Imo. Past hope, and in despair ; that way, past grace.
Cym. That might'st have had the sole son of my queen !
Imo. O blessed, that I might not ! I chose an eagle.
And did avoid a puttock.'* Cy7n. Thou took'st a beggar; wouldst have made my throne A seat for baseness.
ImO' No ; I rather added A lustre to it.
Cym. O thou vile one !
1 i.c.reiwvate my youth, make me young again. «To repaire (ac- cording to Baret) is to restore to the first state, to rene^." 2 Sir Thomas llanmcr reads : ...— « thou lieapest many A year's age on mc ! " Some such emendation seems necessary.
3 " A touch more rare " is " a more exquisite feeling." 4 A puttock is a mean, degenerate species of hawk, too Avorthloss to deserve training.
rC. II.] CYMBELINE. 303 Imo. Sir, It IS your fault that I have loved Poslhnnius.
Yon bred him as my pkiyfellow ; and lie is A man, worth any woman ; overbuys me Ahnost the sum he pays.' ^y^^^' What .'—art thou mad ?
Imo. Ahiiost, sir; Heaven restore me !— 'Would 1 were A neat-herd's daughter !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
obedience r Imo. Past hope, and in despair ; that way, past grace.
Cym. That might'st have had the sole son of my queen !
Imo. O blessed, that I might not ! I chose an eagle.
And did avoid a puttock.'* Cy7n. Thou took'st a beggar; wouldst have made my throne A seat for baseness.
ImO' No ; I rather added A lustre to it.
Cym. O thou vile one !
1 i.c.reiwvate my youth, make me young again. «To repaire (ac- cording to Baret) is to restore to the first state, to rene^." 2 Sir Thomas llanmcr reads : ...— « thou lieapest many A year's age on mc ! " Some such emendation seems necessary.
3 " A touch more rare " is " a more exquisite feeling." 4 A puttock is a mean, degenerate species of hawk, too Avorthloss to deserve training.
rC. II.] CYMBELINE. 303 Imo. Sir, It IS your fault that I have loved Poslhnnius.
Yon bred him as my pkiyfellow ; and lie is A man, worth any woman ; overbuys me Ahnost the sum he pays.' ^y^^^' What .'—art thou mad ?
Imo. Ahiiost, sir; Heaven restore me !— 'Would 1 were A neat-herd's daughter !
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