The New Inn; Or, the Light Heart
The New Inn; Or, the Light Heart
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1. 84 As meaAiring an Ants egges. 'As, like "an" (102), appears to be (though it is not) used by Shakespeare for as tf. As above (102), the "if" is implied in the sub- junctive.'— Abbott, § 107.
1. 1. 89 Scan: Which I / ha seene / you bus/ie at, through /the key-hole— Syllables ending in vowels are frequently eUded before vowels in reading, though not in writing. Cf Abbott, § 462.
1. 1. 40 But neuer had the fate. Commenting on L. L.
JL 6.2.68: That he should be my fool, and I his fate, oDuce sa...ys : ' Dr. Warburton's conclusion that fate here sig- Digitized by Google ACT l] ^oifs 159 nifies death is not satisfeurtory. Death would be an awkward character for Rosaline to assume, but that of dame fortune infinitely more natural'— ///ii5/. of Shakes, p. 146. So here in The New Inn, fate seems to need a definition of * fortune ' or 'luck', such as I have been unable to find in NED.
1. 2. 8 TelHng is treated as a monosyllable. Words in which a light vowel is preceded by a heavy vowel or diphthong are firequently contracted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1. 84 As meaAiring an Ants egges. 'As, like "an" (102), appears to be (though it is not) used by Shakespeare for as tf. As above (102), the "if" is implied in the sub- junctive.'— Abbott, § 107.
1. 1. 89 Scan: Which I / ha seene / you bus/ie at, through /the key-hole— Syllables ending in vowels are frequently eUded before vowels in reading, though not in writing. Cf Abbott, § 462.
1. 1. 40 But neuer had the fate. Commenting on L. L.
JL 6.2.68: That he should be my fool, and I his fate, oDuce sa...ys : ' Dr. Warburton's conclusion that fate here sig- Digitized by Google ACT l] ^oifs 159 nifies death is not satisfeurtory. Death would be an awkward character for Rosaline to assume, but that of dame fortune infinitely more natural'— ///ii5/. of Shakes, p. 146. So here in The New Inn, fate seems to need a definition of * fortune ' or 'luck', such as I have been unable to find in NED.
1. 2. 8 TelHng is treated as a monosyllable. Words in which a light vowel is preceded by a heavy vowel or diphthong are firequently contracted.
What to read after The New Inn; Or, the Light Heart?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jonson Ben to read onlineMoreLess
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