History of King Henry the Fourth, Part 1
History of King Henry the Fourth, Part 1
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33. Utter. The word was origin ally =^///^r (cf. Matt. viii. 12), as in the quotation from Holinshed on p. 135 above. It is found in this sense in Ezek. xlii. i : "into the utter court." So in Hall, Hen. IV. : "the vtter court of the castle ;" and Chapman, Homer: Digitized by Google ACT II L SCENE III 183 "Achilles left that utter part where he his zeal applied, And tum'd into his inner tent,'* etc 37. Triumph. A public festivity of any kind. The allusion is to the ...attendant bonfires and illuminations. Cf. M. N, D. i. i. 19 : *' \Vith pomp, with triumph, and with revelling," etc.
38. Links. A kind of torches. In the time of S., when the streets were not lighted with lamps, candles and lanterns to let were cried about London. Steevens quotes Dekker, Satiromastix : " dost roar ? thou hast a good rouncival voice to cry lantern and candlelight ;" Heywood, /^ape of Lucrece : " Lanthom and candlelight here, Maid ha' light here, Thus go tlJe cries," etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2 seems to us more probable.
33. Utter. The word was origin ally =^///^r (cf. Matt. viii. 12), as in the quotation from Holinshed on p. 135 above. It is found in this sense in Ezek. xlii. i : "into the utter court." So in Hall, Hen. IV. : "the vtter court of the castle ;" and Chapman, Homer: Digitized by Google ACT II L SCENE III 183 "Achilles left that utter part where he his zeal applied, And tum'd into his inner tent,'* etc 37. Triumph. A public festivity of any kind. The allusion is to the ...attendant bonfires and illuminations. Cf. M. N, D. i. i. 19 : *' \Vith pomp, with triumph, and with revelling," etc.
38. Links. A kind of torches. In the time of S., when the streets were not lighted with lamps, candles and lanterns to let were cried about London. Steevens quotes Dekker, Satiromastix : " dost roar ? thou hast a good rouncival voice to cry lantern and candlelight ;" Heywood, /^ape of Lucrece : " Lanthom and candlelight here, Maid ha' light here, Thus go tlJe cries," etc.
41. As good cheap.
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