A Shakespeare Glossary
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3 refl. to be acceptable Mac. i. vi. 2.
reconcile : 1 to bring back (to a state of peace) E3 ii. i. 59.
2 to bring back to favour Lr. in. vi. 122.
reconciliation : (?) submission with a view to being restored to favour 0th. iii. iii. 47.
record sb. (chiefly reco'rd ; also re' cord) 1 in or upon r., (properly) committed towriting as authentic evidence of a matter of legal impor- tance; (hence) Meas. II. ii. 40 2vhoseJine stands m r..
Ado V. i. 252, B2 iv. i. 2^0.
2 witness R2 i. i. 30 heaven be ...the r. to my speech.
3 memory, recollection Tw.N. v.i. 256, Cor. IV. vi. 50.
record vb. (1 an Eliz. sense ; 2 legal) 1 intr. to sing, warble Per. iv. Gower 27 the night- bird , . . That still r-s loilh moan ; trans, to sing about, render in song Gent. v. iv. 6 Tmie my dis- tresses and record my woes. [iv. i. 389.
2 to have (a gift) properly placed on record Mer.V.
3 intr. to bear witness Tit. i. i. 255 Rome shall r.\ ti"ans. to take to witness Tim. iv. ii. 4 Let me be recorded by the righteous gods.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
3 refl. to be acceptable Mac. i. vi. 2.
reconcile : 1 to bring back (to a state of peace) E3 ii. i. 59.
2 to bring back to favour Lr. in. vi. 122.
reconciliation : (?) submission with a view to being restored to favour 0th. iii. iii. 47.
record sb. (chiefly reco'rd ; also re' cord) 1 in or upon r., (properly) committed towriting as authentic evidence of a matter of legal impor- tance; (hence) Meas. II. ii. 40 2vhoseJine stands m r..
Ado V. i. 252, B2 iv. i. 2^0.
2 witness R2 i. i. 30 heaven be ...the r. to my speech.
3 memory, recollection Tw.N. v.i. 256, Cor. IV. vi. 50.
record vb. (1 an Eliz. sense ; 2 legal) 1 intr. to sing, warble Per. iv. Gower 27 the night- bird , . . That still r-s loilh moan ; trans, to sing about, render in song Gent. v. iv. 6 Tmie my dis- tresses and record my woes. [iv. i. 389.
2 to have (a gift) properly placed on record Mer.V.
3 intr. to bear witness Tit. i. i. 255 Rome shall r.\ ti"ans. to take to witness Tim. iv. ii. 4 Let me be recorded by the righteous gods.
What to read after A Shakespeare Glossary?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Onions, Charles Talbut to read onlineMoreLess
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