Tragedy of Romeo And Juliet
Tragedy of Romeo And Juliet
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^•^^' "which gifts, Saving your mincing, the capacity Of your soft chevenl conscience would receive.
If you might please to stretch it." See also T, N, iii. 1. 13. Steevens quotes Drayton, T7te Owl: "A chev- erell conscience." 79. A broad goose. No satisfactory explanation of this quibble has been given. The folios have " abroad," and Farmer would read " far and wide abroad, goose." Schmidt defines broad here as " plain, evident." 83. Natural. Fool, idiot. Cf. Temp, iii. 2. 37 and A, Y, L. i. 2.... 52, 57.
85. Gear. Matter, business. Cf. T, and C, i. I. 6 : " Will this gear ACT n, SCENE IV, 175 ne'er be mended ?" 2 Hen. F/. i. 4. 17 : "To this gear the sooner the bet- ter," etc 86. A saii^a sail! The ist quarto gives this to Mercutio; the other early eds. add it to Romeo's speech, and assign the next speech to Mer- cutio, to whom W. considers it better suited than to " the taciturn, cor- rect, and commonplace Benvolio." 9a Myfattf Peter, Farmer cites an old pamphlet. The Seruing MaiCs Comforty 1598: "The mistress must have one to carry her cloake and hood, another her fanne." Cf.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
^•^^' "which gifts, Saving your mincing, the capacity Of your soft chevenl conscience would receive.
If you might please to stretch it." See also T, N, iii. 1. 13. Steevens quotes Drayton, T7te Owl: "A chev- erell conscience." 79. A broad goose. No satisfactory explanation of this quibble has been given. The folios have " abroad," and Farmer would read " far and wide abroad, goose." Schmidt defines broad here as " plain, evident." 83. Natural. Fool, idiot. Cf. Temp, iii. 2. 37 and A, Y, L. i. 2.... 52, 57.
85. Gear. Matter, business. Cf. T, and C, i. I. 6 : " Will this gear ACT n, SCENE IV, 175 ne'er be mended ?" 2 Hen. F/. i. 4. 17 : "To this gear the sooner the bet- ter," etc 86. A saii^a sail! The ist quarto gives this to Mercutio; the other early eds. add it to Romeo's speech, and assign the next speech to Mer- cutio, to whom W. considers it better suited than to " the taciturn, cor- rect, and commonplace Benvolio." 9a Myfattf Peter, Farmer cites an old pamphlet. The Seruing MaiCs Comforty 1598: "The mistress must have one to carry her cloake and hood, another her fanne." Cf.
What to read after Tragedy of Romeo And Juliet?
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