The Essentials of Elocution / By Alfred Ayres
The Essentials of Elocution / By Alfred Ayres
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Revisifst thus the glimpses of the moon, 16. Making night hideous ; and we, fools of nature, 17. So horridly to shake our disposition 18. With thoughts beyond XYlq reaches of our souls?
19. Say, why is this ? Wherefore ? What should we do?
The first seven lines seem to me to y Google 86 THE ESSENTIALS be marked with good discretion till we come to the last word — Why empha- size me ? There is no question of the Ghost's answering anyone else.
I should not italicize: eighth line, neither not nor ...tell ; tenth line, why ; thirteenth line, cast, what; fifteenth line, revisit' st ; sixteenth line, night; seventeenth line, so, shake ; eighteenth line, beyond ; nineteenth line, why this.
I should italicize : eleventh line, quietly ! sixteenth line, nature ; eigh- teenth line, souls ; nineteenth line, is.
In making three syllables of canon^ ized and two of hearsed, the learned Canon conforms to immemorial usage ; the rhythm, however, is greatly bet- tered by making four syllables of canon- ized ^Xi^ one of hearsed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Revisifst thus the glimpses of the moon, 16. Making night hideous ; and we, fools of nature, 17. So horridly to shake our disposition 18. With thoughts beyond XYlq reaches of our souls?
19. Say, why is this ? Wherefore ? What should we do?
The first seven lines seem to me to y Google 86 THE ESSENTIALS be marked with good discretion till we come to the last word — Why empha- size me ? There is no question of the Ghost's answering anyone else.
I should not italicize: eighth line, neither not nor ...tell ; tenth line, why ; thirteenth line, cast, what; fifteenth line, revisit' st ; sixteenth line, night; seventeenth line, so, shake ; eighteenth line, beyond ; nineteenth line, why this.
I should italicize : eleventh line, quietly ! sixteenth line, nature ; eigh- teenth line, souls ; nineteenth line, is.
In making three syllables of canon^ ized and two of hearsed, the learned Canon conforms to immemorial usage ; the rhythm, however, is greatly bet- tered by making four syllables of canon- ized ^Xi^ one of hearsed.
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