The Shakespearian Referee
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Thus we find the play of Othello enriched with contributions from the Orlando Furioso and the Orlando Innamorato. The episode of the handkerchief doubtless is to be traced to the pas- sage in the former poem descriptive of " a tent which Cassandra gave to Hector, and which descended through Cleopatra to Constantine, who gave it to Melissa." The original manufacturer of the tent is spoken of as " Una donzella de la terra d' Ilia," (Troy,) who, in a " furor profetica," embroidered the whole " sto...ried sheet " with her own hands two thousand years previously. To the Orlando Innamorato Shakespeare was probably in- debted for the exquisite passage, " Who steals my purse steals trash," and for the comparison of the pal- try theft to the terrible robbery of reputation. The original Italian is very striking : Che ruba un corno, un cavallo, un annella E simil cose, tra quelche discrezione E potrebbi chiamard ladroncello; Ma quel che ruba la reputazione Et de V altrui fatidie si fa belle Si puo chiamase assassino e ladrone, &c.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus we find the play of Othello enriched with contributions from the Orlando Furioso and the Orlando Innamorato. The episode of the handkerchief doubtless is to be traced to the pas- sage in the former poem descriptive of " a tent which Cassandra gave to Hector, and which descended through Cleopatra to Constantine, who gave it to Melissa." The original manufacturer of the tent is spoken of as " Una donzella de la terra d' Ilia," (Troy,) who, in a " furor profetica," embroidered the whole " sto...ried sheet " with her own hands two thousand years previously. To the Orlando Innamorato Shakespeare was probably in- debted for the exquisite passage, " Who steals my purse steals trash," and for the comparison of the pal- try theft to the terrible robbery of reputation. The original Italian is very striking : Che ruba un corno, un cavallo, un annella E simil cose, tra quelche discrezione E potrebbi chiamard ladroncello; Ma quel che ruba la reputazione Et de V altrui fatidie si fa belle Si puo chiamase assassino e ladrone, &c.
What to read after The Shakespearian Referee?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Siddons, Joachim Heyward, 1801?-1885. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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