The Tragedy of King Richard Iii
The Tragedy of King Richard Iii
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entertain. See Glossary.
5. quick, lively.
6. betide of, happen to.
13. nor none. Such double negatives — strengthening, not destroying, one another — abound in Shakespeare.
15. concluded, formally decided.
17. Derby: called also Lord Stanley, e.g, in iii. 2 and iv. 4. See note on 1. 20.
19. See Appendix on Prosody^ p. 181, 1. 25.
20. Countess Richmond. Margaret, great granddaughter of iohn of Gaunt, married Edmund Tudor, Earl of Richmond, the ead of a great Welsh family. Her son by this union ...was the Richmond of our play, who became Henry VH. of England. A year or two before the battle of Bosworth she was married (for a third time) to Lord Stanley, Earl of Derby, a widower with three sons, the eldest of whom was "young George Stanley" (v. 5. 9).
25. not believe. The position of the negative seems odd to us.
"We should say either * believe not' or *do not believe'. Cf. "not equals " in i. 2. 250.
26. envious, malicious. Cf. i. 4. 37. So * envy ' has the sense of * malice', e.g. iv.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
entertain. See Glossary.
5. quick, lively.
6. betide of, happen to.
13. nor none. Such double negatives — strengthening, not destroying, one another — abound in Shakespeare.
15. concluded, formally decided.
17. Derby: called also Lord Stanley, e.g, in iii. 2 and iv. 4. See note on 1. 20.
19. See Appendix on Prosody^ p. 181, 1. 25.
20. Countess Richmond. Margaret, great granddaughter of iohn of Gaunt, married Edmund Tudor, Earl of Richmond, the ead of a great Welsh family. Her son by this union ...was the Richmond of our play, who became Henry VH. of England. A year or two before the battle of Bosworth she was married (for a third time) to Lord Stanley, Earl of Derby, a widower with three sons, the eldest of whom was "young George Stanley" (v. 5. 9).
25. not believe. The position of the negative seems odd to us.
"We should say either * believe not' or *do not believe'. Cf. "not equals " in i. 2. 250.
26. envious, malicious. Cf. i. 4. 37. So * envy ' has the sense of * malice', e.g. iv.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616 to read onlineMoreLess
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