Shakespeare's Tragedy of King Lear
Shakespeare's Tragedy of King Lear
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Gower, Con/, Am, iv.: "So as I shall myself spill." Wr. cites Chaucer, C. T, 12839 (Tyrwhitt, 8379) : ** My child and I, with hertely obeisaunce, Been youres al, and ye mowe save or spille Youre owene thyng." See also Spenser, F, Q. iii. 7. 54 : ** Badd her commaund my life to save or spill ;" and /v. 10. 2 : *'As it is greater prayse to save then spill, And better to reforme then to cut off the ill." 10. Court holy-water, " Ray, among his proverbial phrases, mentions court holy -water to mean ...fair words. The French have the same phrase : Eau benite de cour^^ (Steevens). Cotgrave, cited by Malone, has ** Eau beniste de Cour, Court holy water; complements, faire words, flattering speeches," etc 12. Pities, For the ellipsis of the relative, see Gr. 244, Cf. i. 4. 58 above.
1$. Fire. A dissyllable. Gr.480.
10. / tax not you^ eta M. compares A, Y, L, ii. 7. 174 fol. : " Blow, blow, thou winter wind," etc. For tax the quartos have " taske." 18. Subscription, Submission, obedience ; the only instance of the noun in S.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gower, Con/, Am, iv.: "So as I shall myself spill." Wr. cites Chaucer, C. T, 12839 (Tyrwhitt, 8379) : ** My child and I, with hertely obeisaunce, Been youres al, and ye mowe save or spille Youre owene thyng." See also Spenser, F, Q. iii. 7. 54 : ** Badd her commaund my life to save or spill ;" and /v. 10. 2 : *'As it is greater prayse to save then spill, And better to reforme then to cut off the ill." 10. Court holy-water, " Ray, among his proverbial phrases, mentions court holy -water to mean ...fair words. The French have the same phrase : Eau benite de cour^^ (Steevens). Cotgrave, cited by Malone, has ** Eau beniste de Cour, Court holy water; complements, faire words, flattering speeches," etc 12. Pities, For the ellipsis of the relative, see Gr. 244, Cf. i. 4. 58 above.
1$. Fire. A dissyllable. Gr.480.
10. / tax not you^ eta M. compares A, Y, L, ii. 7. 174 fol. : " Blow, blow, thou winter wind," etc. For tax the quartos have " taske." 18. Subscription, Submission, obedience ; the only instance of the noun in S.
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