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Shakespeare, Hamlet, III, iv, 01 ; Thomson, Castle of Indolence, I, xliv, etc.
of her wit. The usual modern meaning of tvit is late, cf. the etymology of the word. Expressions like 'out of your wits,' 'keep your wits about you' better show the older meaning.
11. fantasy. An older form of fancy, with similar meaning.
44 NOTES 45 12. yellow-throated nestling:. For an account of Tennyson's mi- nute and accurate observation of plant, bird, and animal life, his walks, etc., cf. Memoir, I, 18 ; II, 4...13.
16. Siript. Cf. tost, 1.232, perplext, 1.833, etc. For Tenny- son's rule for writing participles in -ed, cf. Memoir, II, 496.
17. arms. Armorial bearings, as in the expression coat-of-arms.
19. dint. The original meaning was 'blow,' 'stroke,' not 'mark made by a blow.' The usual present English form is dent.
22. Caerlyle, Carlisle in Cumberland. The Roman name was Luguvallum. This, it is thought, was contracted, and the Celtic Caer, 'city,' prefixed, giving Caer-Luell, Carliol, etc., finally Car- lisle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Shakespeare, Hamlet, III, iv, 01 ; Thomson, Castle of Indolence, I, xliv, etc.
of her wit. The usual modern meaning of tvit is late, cf. the etymology of the word. Expressions like 'out of your wits,' 'keep your wits about you' better show the older meaning.
11. fantasy. An older form of fancy, with similar meaning.
44 NOTES 45 12. yellow-throated nestling:. For an account of Tennyson's mi- nute and accurate observation of plant, bird, and animal life, his walks, etc., cf. Memoir, I, 18 ; II, 4...13.
16. Siript. Cf. tost, 1.232, perplext, 1.833, etc. For Tenny- son's rule for writing participles in -ed, cf. Memoir, II, 496.
17. arms. Armorial bearings, as in the expression coat-of-arms.
19. dint. The original meaning was 'blow,' 'stroke,' not 'mark made by a blow.' The usual present English form is dent.
22. Caerlyle, Carlisle in Cumberland. The Roman name was Luguvallum. This, it is thought, was contracted, and the Celtic Caer, 'city,' prefixed, giving Caer-Luell, Carliol, etc., finally Car- lisle.
What to read after Tennyson's Lancelot And Elaine;?
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