Shakespeare's Hamlet
Shakespeare's Hamlet
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Cf. Introduction, p. 47. 6, (a).
III. Iv. 182. Bloat. For the omission of "-ed," ct. In- trodnction. p. 47, 4, (d).
IIL It. 184. Reechy. Smoky, and so '*flltby/' «68 NOTES.
III. It. 1M. Ravel, For "unravel," disentangle, dis- close.
III. ly. 190. Paddock. Toad. Oih. A tom-cat, from "Gilbert." III. Iv. 191. Such dear concemings. "What concerns him 80 intimately. Cf. IV. ill. 44.
III. ly. 194. The famoms ape. The story alluded to has been lost.
III. ly. 195. Conclusions. What the result will be; ...ex- periments.
III. ly. 203. Fanged. Not a participle, but an adjec- tive = "furnished with fangs." Cf. Macbeth, III. I. 95, "The valued file" = "the list with values attached." Cf.
I. 1. 25, 63.
III. ly. 206. Enginer. Cf. "pioner," I. v. 162.
III. Iv. 207. HoUt. Cf. line 182, above. Petar. A kind of bomb.
III. Iv. 211. Packing. Hurrying off. It is also nsed in the sense of "plotting." III. iv. 212. €hiU. A less offensive word then than now.
III. Iv. 216. To draw, etc. Cf. III. 11. 346-47, note.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cf. Introduction, p. 47. 6, (a).
III. Iv. 182. Bloat. For the omission of "-ed," ct. In- trodnction. p. 47, 4, (d).
IIL It. 184. Reechy. Smoky, and so '*flltby/' «68 NOTES.
III. It. 1M. Ravel, For "unravel," disentangle, dis- close.
III. ly. 190. Paddock. Toad. Oih. A tom-cat, from "Gilbert." III. Iv. 191. Such dear concemings. "What concerns him 80 intimately. Cf. IV. ill. 44.
III. ly. 194. The famoms ape. The story alluded to has been lost.
III. ly. 195. Conclusions. What the result will be; ...ex- periments.
III. ly. 203. Fanged. Not a participle, but an adjec- tive = "furnished with fangs." Cf. Macbeth, III. I. 95, "The valued file" = "the list with values attached." Cf.
I. 1. 25, 63.
III. ly. 206. Enginer. Cf. "pioner," I. v. 162.
III. Iv. 207. HoUt. Cf. line 182, above. Petar. A kind of bomb.
III. Iv. 211. Packing. Hurrying off. It is also nsed in the sense of "plotting." III. iv. 212. €hiU. A less offensive word then than now.
III. Iv. 216. To draw, etc. Cf. III. 11. 346-47, note.
What to read after Shakespeare's Hamlet?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616 to read onlineMoreLess
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