The Plays of William Shakespeare ...: With the Corrections and Illustrations of Various Commentators, Volumul 3C. and A. Conrad & Company, 1809 |
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Pagina 67
... Othello , Act III : " the general so likes your musick , that he desires you , of all loves , to make no more noise with it . " 7 a nay - word , ] i . e . a watch - word . So , in a subsequent Scene : " We have a nay - word to know one ...
... Othello , Act III : " the general so likes your musick , that he desires you , of all loves , to make no more noise with it . " 7 a nay - word , ] i . e . a watch - word . So , in a subsequent Scene : " We have a nay - word to know one ...
Pagina 133
... Othello , Act I , sc . iii . It is here used as a sounding word to astonish Simple . Ephesian , which follows , has no other meaning . Steevens . Sim . There's an old woman , a fat woman OF WINDSOR . 138 That Slender, though well landed ...
... Othello , Act I , sc . iii . It is here used as a sounding word to astonish Simple . Ephesian , which follows , has no other meaning . Steevens . Sim . There's an old woman , a fat woman OF WINDSOR . 138 That Slender, though well landed ...
Pagina 141
... Othello : - " to the contemplation , mark , and deuotement of her parts , instead of denotement . Again , in King John : This expeditious charge , instead of expedition's . Again , ibid : involuerable for invulnerable . Again in Hamlet ...
... Othello : - " to the contemplation , mark , and deuotement of her parts , instead of denotement . Again , in King John : This expeditious charge , instead of expedition's . Again , ibid : involuerable for invulnerable . Again in Hamlet ...
Pagina 194
... Othello : " This fortification , shall we see it ? " Steevens . This passage is nonsense as it stands , and necessarily requires some amendment . That proposed by Warburton would make sense of it ; but then the allusion to a picture ...
... Othello : " This fortification , shall we see it ? " Steevens . This passage is nonsense as it stands , and necessarily requires some amendment . That proposed by Warburton would make sense of it ; but then the allusion to a picture ...
Pagina 203
... Othello . To set their forms , means , to plant their images , i . e . to make an impression on their easy minds . Mr. Tyrwhitt concurs with me in this interpretation . Steevens . This passage , according to Johnson's explanation of it ...
... Othello . To set their forms , means , to plant their images , i . e . to make an impression on their easy minds . Mr. Tyrwhitt concurs with me in this interpretation . Steevens . This passage , according to Johnson's explanation of it ...
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