Shakespeare's Works
Shakespeare's Works
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This she has forgotten all the while that she has been looking at the pictures. H. says; " Which refers to time in the preceding stanza, and is the object of spent: Which that she hath spent with painted images, /'/ hath all this time overslipped her thought." This seems needlessly awkward and involved.
1588. Water 'galls. The word is evidently used here simply as —rain- bowsy to avoid the repetition of that word. Nares and Wb. define it as "a watery appearance in the sky, accompanying the rain...bow;" accord- ing to others, it means the "secondary bow of the rainbow (which H.
speaks of as being " within " the primary bow). Halliwell {Archaic Diet.) says : " I am told a second rainbow above the first is called in the Isle of Wight a watergeal. Carr has weather-gall^ a secondary or broken rainbow.'* For element =s\iy^ see y, C. p. 140.
1589. To, In addition to. Gr. 185.
1592. Sod. The participle ol seethe^ used interchangeably with sodden.
See L, L. L. p. 145.
1595. Both, The 5th and later eds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This she has forgotten all the while that she has been looking at the pictures. H. says; " Which refers to time in the preceding stanza, and is the object of spent: Which that she hath spent with painted images, /'/ hath all this time overslipped her thought." This seems needlessly awkward and involved.
1588. Water 'galls. The word is evidently used here simply as —rain- bowsy to avoid the repetition of that word. Nares and Wb. define it as "a watery appearance in the sky, accompanying the rain...bow;" accord- ing to others, it means the "secondary bow of the rainbow (which H.
speaks of as being " within " the primary bow). Halliwell {Archaic Diet.) says : " I am told a second rainbow above the first is called in the Isle of Wight a watergeal. Carr has weather-gall^ a secondary or broken rainbow.'* For element =s\iy^ see y, C. p. 140.
1589. To, In addition to. Gr. 185.
1592. Sod. The participle ol seethe^ used interchangeably with sodden.
See L, L. L. p. 145.
1595. Both, The 5th and later eds.
What to read after Shakespeare's Works?
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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