William Shakespeare Prosody And Text An Essay in Criticism Being An Introduct
William Shakespeare Prosody And Text An Essay in Criticism Being An Introduct
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S. P. 191. M'offended brother Caesar's backward will?
S. Dajiiel^ F. 1623, p. 9. For every vertue 5 but can give no' increase : Ben Jonson^ i, p. 958. Since it prevents n'insuing harmes, W. Habingtofi^ Castara, R. A. P. 44.
SYNALEPHE 13; Hath had n'occasion nor no field to trie S. Daniel^ F. 1623, p. 57 bis. Suspect her truth : yet since no' untruth he knew, Spensc)'^ F. Q. I, i, 479. And (had sh'enioyd the man she could have lov'd) G. FTzV/^t-r, Juvenilia, R. S. S. P. 602. Mary, to be so' impo...rtunate for one, Ben Joiisoii^ i, p. 612. In which I ioy, to find my selfe so' out-shone; Ihn yonson^ i, p. 966, Yet not so' indifferent any should withstand it; . _ y. Taylor^ Differing Worships, R. S. S. P. 24.
Hating s'abhord, and Hethenish a deede, Di'ayto7t^ Moses etc. R. S. S. P. 131. I could not thinke my Lord would be s'unkind, S. Daniel^ F. 1623, p. 2. To see th'unkindly Impes of heaven accurst, Spenser^ F. Q. I, i, 232. But comes unto the place, where th' Hethen knight Spenser^ F. Q. I, 5, 171, Where, if they' offend with anger, few doe know it, Ben yonson^ i, p.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
S. P. 191. M'offended brother Caesar's backward will?
S. Dajiiel^ F. 1623, p. 9. For every vertue 5 but can give no' increase : Ben Jonson^ i, p. 958. Since it prevents n'insuing harmes, W. Habingtofi^ Castara, R. A. P. 44.
SYNALEPHE 13; Hath had n'occasion nor no field to trie S. Daniel^ F. 1623, p. 57 bis. Suspect her truth : yet since no' untruth he knew, Spensc)'^ F. Q. I, i, 479. And (had sh'enioyd the man she could have lov'd) G. FTzV/^t-r, Juvenilia, R. S. S. P. 602. Mary, to be so' impo...rtunate for one, Ben Joiisoii^ i, p. 612. In which I ioy, to find my selfe so' out-shone; Ihn yonson^ i, p. 966, Yet not so' indifferent any should withstand it; . _ y. Taylor^ Differing Worships, R. S. S. P. 24.
Hating s'abhord, and Hethenish a deede, Di'ayto7t^ Moses etc. R. S. S. P. 131. I could not thinke my Lord would be s'unkind, S. Daniel^ F. 1623, p. 2. To see th'unkindly Impes of heaven accurst, Spenser^ F. Q. I, i, 232. But comes unto the place, where th' Hethen knight Spenser^ F. Q. I, 5, 171, Where, if they' offend with anger, few doe know it, Ben yonson^ i, p.
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