Shakespeare Hermeneutics Or the Still Lion Being An Essay Towards the Restora
Shakespeare Hermeneutics Or the Still Lion Being An Essay Towards the Restora
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(See Notes and Queries, ist S. Vii. 520 & 593. ) The use of the relative absolute (with active or neuter participles) was in use as late as Locke : at least three instances of it are in Shakespeare : viz. , two in The Tempest, i. 2 ( ' Who having, &c. , - he did believe, ' &:c. ' A noble Neapolitan, &c. , who being, ' &c. , did give us'), and one in Love's Labours Lost, i. I ('JFho dazzling so, that eye shall be, ' &c. ), in the first of which the seeming solecism has given occasion to several ...emendations. * -4- The suppression of the relative as subject was almost as nor- mal a usage as its expression ; and in some half-dozen places in Shakespeare, where such is the construction, the text has been conjecturally altered. But above all other peculiarities of the Elizabethan idiom was that of inflectional conjugation, e. G. , the use of the third person plural in s or ///, which in the case of Shakespeare has been almost always regarded as a grammatical inaccuracy ! Some critics have gone so far as to reflect on Shakespeare's imperfect education, and to attempt the poor joke, that if, as Mr.
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(See Notes and Queries, ist S. Vii. 520 & 593. ) The use of the relative absolute (with active or neuter participles) was in use as late as Locke : at least three instances of it are in Shakespeare : viz. , two in The Tempest, i. 2 ( ' Who having, &c. , - he did believe, ' &:c. ' A noble Neapolitan, &c. , who being, ' &c. , did give us'), and one in Love's Labours Lost, i. I ('JFho dazzling so, that eye shall be, ' &c. ), in the first of which the seeming solecism has given occasion to several ...emendations. * -4- The suppression of the relative as subject was almost as nor- mal a usage as its expression ; and in some half-dozen places in Shakespeare, where such is the construction, the text has been conjecturally altered. But above all other peculiarities of the Elizabethan idiom was that of inflectional conjugation, e. G. , the use of the third person plural in s or ///, which in the case of Shakespeare has been almost always regarded as a grammatical inaccuracy ! Some critics have gone so far as to reflect on Shakespeare's imperfect education, and to attempt the poor joke, that if, as Mr.
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