Shakespeare Tracts volume 2
Shakespeare Tracts volume 2
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Nor is punctuation, in an undertaking of this Punctua- kind, a matter merely trivial, especially when non- attention to it not only obscures, but sometimes entirely perverts, the sense of a passage. In this respect very flagrant errors have been committed ; 28 PUNCTUATION.
but it is a topic to which we shall advert very briefly, and only introduce one or two passages from the modern edition, in order to show the nature, rather than the extent of our complaint. Here, of course, we do not object ...that the ancient authorities have been deserted, because the matter seems usually to have been left to our old printers, and they were notoriously either heedless or incompetent. The consequence has been frequent blunders and confu- sion ; but we must say that in some instances it would have rendered Shakespeare more intelligible, if the pointing in his day, or shortly afterwards, had been adopted. Of the correctness of this statement we may be permitted to bring forward a solitary ex- ample, out of many.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nor is punctuation, in an undertaking of this Punctua- kind, a matter merely trivial, especially when non- attention to it not only obscures, but sometimes entirely perverts, the sense of a passage. In this respect very flagrant errors have been committed ; 28 PUNCTUATION.
but it is a topic to which we shall advert very briefly, and only introduce one or two passages from the modern edition, in order to show the nature, rather than the extent of our complaint. Here, of course, we do not object ...that the ancient authorities have been deserted, because the matter seems usually to have been left to our old printers, and they were notoriously either heedless or incompetent. The consequence has been frequent blunders and confu- sion ; but we must say that in some instances it would have rendered Shakespeare more intelligible, if the pointing in his day, or shortly afterwards, had been adopted. Of the correctness of this statement we may be permitted to bring forward a solitary ex- ample, out of many.
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