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2.1 12-120 : * Dowden, p. 43.
' Abbott says (§455) that * the extra syllable is very rarely a monosyl- lable, still more rarely an emphatic monosyllable.' Only the latter part of this statement is true. Unemphatic monosyllables are common enough as feminine endings. Fletcher will use even an emphatic and important word after the final stress. See Symonds, p. 35.
• See Bathurst, pp. 3, 147, 149. Roderick (See T, N, S. S, 1874, Appendix, p. 66) first noticed the peculiarity in his remarks on Henr...y VIII, ^ which were printed in Thomas Edwards' Canons of Criticism (1758). Malone quoted Roderick (See T. N. S, S. 1874, p. 443), but seemed, poor man, to be doubtful of the fact ! S. Hickson (in TAs Westminister and Foreign Quarterly Review, No. xcii, and No. Lxxvii., for April 1847 ; reprinted in T, N S, S. 1874, Appendix, p. 25), and James Spedding (in The GentlemarCs Magazine for August 1850 ; reprinted in the same volume, Appendix, p. i) used this test for separ- ating Shakespeare's and Fletcher's parts in The Two Noble Kinsmen and Henry F///., respectively.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2.1 12-120 : * Dowden, p. 43.
' Abbott says (§455) that * the extra syllable is very rarely a monosyl- lable, still more rarely an emphatic monosyllable.' Only the latter part of this statement is true. Unemphatic monosyllables are common enough as feminine endings. Fletcher will use even an emphatic and important word after the final stress. See Symonds, p. 35.
• See Bathurst, pp. 3, 147, 149. Roderick (See T, N, S. S, 1874, Appendix, p. 66) first noticed the peculiarity in his remarks on Henr...y VIII, ^ which were printed in Thomas Edwards' Canons of Criticism (1758). Malone quoted Roderick (See T. N. S, S. 1874, p. 443), but seemed, poor man, to be doubtful of the fact ! S. Hickson (in TAs Westminister and Foreign Quarterly Review, No. xcii, and No. Lxxvii., for April 1847 ; reprinted in T, N S, S. 1874, Appendix, p. 25), and James Spedding (in The GentlemarCs Magazine for August 1850 ; reprinted in the same volume, Appendix, p. i) used this test for separ- ating Shakespeare's and Fletcher's parts in The Two Noble Kinsmen and Henry F///., respectively.
What to read after The Metre of Macbeth, Its Relation to Shakespeare's Earlier And Later Work;?
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