The Tragedy of Romeo And Juliet 24
The Tragedy of Romeo And Juliet 24
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Blazon it. Set it forth. C£ 0th. ii. i. 63 : " One that excels the quirks of blazoning pens," etc 29. Encounter. Meeting. See Much Ado, p. 154.
30. Conceit. Conception, imagination. Cf. Ham. iii. 4. 1 14 : " Conceit in weakest bodies strongest works," etc So conceited=\m2cg\Xi2X\vt in R. ofL. 137 1 : "the conceited painter," etc 32. They are but beggars, etc Steevens quotes A. and C.\. I. 15 : "There 's beggary in the love that can be reckon'd." 34. Sum up half, etc The early eds. have " sum up... sum of half my," or "sum up- some of halfe my." The reading in the text is Capell's, and is generally adopted. • 36. Leaves. For the plural, see Mcub. p. 209, note on Loves, or Rich.
II. p. 206, note on Sights.
ACT III.
Scene I. — 2. The day is hot. " It is observed that in Italy almost all assassinations are committed during the heat of summer " (J ohnson).
3. Scape. Not " 'scape," as often printed. See Macb. p. 214.
6. Me. See on ii. 4. 21 above. We have the same construction in him, two lines below, where many eds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Blazon it. Set it forth. C£ 0th. ii. i. 63 : " One that excels the quirks of blazoning pens," etc 29. Encounter. Meeting. See Much Ado, p. 154.
30. Conceit. Conception, imagination. Cf. Ham. iii. 4. 1 14 : " Conceit in weakest bodies strongest works," etc So conceited=\m2cg\Xi2X\vt in R. ofL. 137 1 : "the conceited painter," etc 32. They are but beggars, etc Steevens quotes A. and C.\. I. 15 : "There 's beggary in the love that can be reckon'd." 34. Sum up half, etc The early eds. have " sum up... sum of half my," or "sum up- some of halfe my." The reading in the text is Capell's, and is generally adopted. • 36. Leaves. For the plural, see Mcub. p. 209, note on Loves, or Rich.
II. p. 206, note on Sights.
ACT III.
Scene I. — 2. The day is hot. " It is observed that in Italy almost all assassinations are committed during the heat of summer " (J ohnson).
3. Scape. Not " 'scape," as often printed. See Macb. p. 214.
6. Me. See on ii. 4. 21 above. We have the same construction in him, two lines below, where many eds.
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