King LearClassic Books Company, 2001 - 500 psl. King Lear, one of Shakespeare's darkest and most savage plays, tells the story of the foolish and Job-like Lear, who divides his kingdom, as he does his affections, according to vanity and whim. Lear's failure as a father engulfs himself and his world in turmoil and tragedy. |
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... sense of this is half, one of two equal farts, but Sh. commonly uses it for any part or division. Thus, 1 Hen. IV: III, i, 96 :— * Methinks my moiety north from Burton here In quantity equals not one of yours,' and here the division was ...
... sense of this is half, one of two equal farts, but Sh. commonly uses it for any part or division. Thus, 1 Hen. IV: III, i, 96 :— * Methinks my moiety north from Burton here In quantity equals not one of yours,' and here the division was ...
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... sense of to contend, or vie with, has an older and less •common meaning — viz., to make title to, or claim as due. Chaucer thus uses it, in The Frankeleyne 's Tale [488, ed. Morris] : * Nat that I chalenge eny thing of right Of yow, imy ...
... sense of to contend, or vie with, has an older and less •common meaning — viz., to make title to, or claim as due. Chaucer thus uses it, in The Frankeleyne 's Tale [488, ed. Morris] : * Nat that I chalenge eny thing of right Of yow, imy ...
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... sense," line 73, affords a commentary on these words of Gonenl.' 60. so much] Johnson: Beyond all assignable quantity; I love you beyond limits, and cannot say it is so muck, for how much soever I should name, it would yet be more ...
... sense," line 73, affords a commentary on these words of Gonenl.' 60. so much] Johnson: Beyond all assignable quantity; I love you beyond limits, and cannot say it is so muck, for how much soever I should name, it would yet be more ...
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... sense. professes,. 73. square] spirit Han. 73. professes] Ff, Rowe, Sch. pof- square of sense] quintessence Bui- feffes Qq et cet loch. 71. too short] Moberly [see Text-notes] : This means simply short. Compare Homer's Sf rb /isv al?x ...
... sense. professes,. 73. square] spirit Han. 73. professes] Ff, Rowe, Sch. pof- square of sense] quintessence Bui- feffes Qq et cet loch. 71. too short] Moberly [see Text-notes] : This means simply short. Compare Homer's Sf rb /isv al?x ...
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... sense,' as in Tro. and Cres. V, ii, 132, * to square the general sex By Cressid's rule.' This definition by Moberly, Schmidt {Zur Textkritik, p. 12) thinks is the only one that approaches the truth. He himself says, the phrase in ...
... sense,' as in Tro. and Cres. V, ii, 132, * to square the general sex By Cressid's rule.' This definition by Moberly, Schmidt {Zur Textkritik, p. 12) thinks is the only one that approaches the truth. He himself says, the phrase in ...
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