Shakspeare's the Tempest
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Trenchering. Caliban's drunken coinage from "trencher" (wooden platter") ; or perhaps a collective form.
180 NOTES ACT III.
III. i. This scene of exalted sentiment, carrying forward tbe love-plot, is in effective contrast with the low comedy of the preceding.
III. i. 1. Be. See Introd., p. 45. Sports [which] are pain- ful. On omission of the relative, see Introd., p. 44. Painful.
Requiring pains or labor. Labour. Object of sets off.
III. i. 2. Sets off. Counterbalances.
III. i. 3. Are nobly und...ergone. It is noble to undergo.
III. i. 6. Which. Whom. See Introd., p. 44. Quickens what's dead. Makes a living, joyous thing of this lifeless task.
III. i. 11. Upon a sore injunction. Under penalty of severe punishment.
III. i. IH. Executor. Performer. I forget. He had stopped in his task.
III. i. 15. One of the most famous diflSculties in Shakspere.
The general meaning seems to be that my busiest moments become least toilsome when I refresh myself with sweet thoughts about Miranda. But the text may be corrupt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Trenchering. Caliban's drunken coinage from "trencher" (wooden platter") ; or perhaps a collective form.
180 NOTES ACT III.
III. i. This scene of exalted sentiment, carrying forward tbe love-plot, is in effective contrast with the low comedy of the preceding.
III. i. 1. Be. See Introd., p. 45. Sports [which] are pain- ful. On omission of the relative, see Introd., p. 44. Painful.
Requiring pains or labor. Labour. Object of sets off.
III. i. 2. Sets off. Counterbalances.
III. i. 3. Are nobly und...ergone. It is noble to undergo.
III. i. 6. Which. Whom. See Introd., p. 44. Quickens what's dead. Makes a living, joyous thing of this lifeless task.
III. i. 11. Upon a sore injunction. Under penalty of severe punishment.
III. i. IH. Executor. Performer. I forget. He had stopped in his task.
III. i. 15. One of the most famous diflSculties in Shakspere.
The general meaning seems to be that my busiest moments become least toilsome when I refresh myself with sweet thoughts about Miranda. But the text may be corrupt.
What to read after Shakspeare's the Tempest?
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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