Shakespeares Editors And Commentators
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For just as Shake- 26 speare does here, so does Shirley in his " Hyde Park'' use " remonstrance" — " another misprint for demon- strance, " ingeminates Mr. Collier, " the same care- lessness of the old compositor as to the preposition having caused the error in both instances. " But in Act 1. Sc. 2. Of " The Imposture" by the same dramatist, as llr. Dyce insists, the word is found again with a like meaning. Now would it not be marvellous if but thrice over " the carelessness of the old composit...or as to the preposition" had, for a counterfeit of ]\Ialone's, caused the misprint of a sterling and current word ; correctly stated by Mr. Grant White " to have come only comparatively of late years to mean expostulation" ? Mr. Halliwell observes, '^ Remonstrance seems to be used here in a peculiar sense of show or discovery from the Latin 'monstro. '" Mr. Dyce relates that Gifford pro- nounces the word in this sense " catachrestic" (an epithet more applicable to half the words in our language) and that Walker asks, may not the word have been in use in the sense of " exhibition" ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For just as Shake- 26 speare does here, so does Shirley in his " Hyde Park'' use " remonstrance" — " another misprint for demon- strance, " ingeminates Mr. Collier, " the same care- lessness of the old compositor as to the preposition having caused the error in both instances. " But in Act 1. Sc. 2. Of " The Imposture" by the same dramatist, as llr. Dyce insists, the word is found again with a like meaning. Now would it not be marvellous if but thrice over " the carelessness of the old composit...or as to the preposition" had, for a counterfeit of ]\Ialone's, caused the misprint of a sterling and current word ; correctly stated by Mr. Grant White " to have come only comparatively of late years to mean expostulation" ? Mr. Halliwell observes, '^ Remonstrance seems to be used here in a peculiar sense of show or discovery from the Latin 'monstro. '" Mr. Dyce relates that Gifford pro- nounces the word in this sense " catachrestic" (an epithet more applicable to half the words in our language) and that Walker asks, may not the word have been in use in the sense of " exhibition" ?
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W R William Robson Arrowsmith to read onlineMoreLess
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