A critical examination of the text of Shakespeare, with remarks on his language and that of his contemporaries, together with notes on his plays and poems, Volume 1

Russell Smith, 1860 - 334 pages

PRELIMINARY NOTICE PREFACE	vii

1	xiii

Wistly wistfully	xxi

Deserverundeserver	xxii

Ovids influence on Shakespeare	xxiii

Meaning of clamour in Shakespeare	xxiv

Shrew pronounced shrow in Shakespeare To sneap	xxv

XXVI	xxvi

A third peculiar mode of rhyming	113

As in the sense of to	127

Inversion of the indefinite article	129

Certain preterites used as participles	131

When c and relative pronouns with the sub junctive	213

Terminations attached to one adjective affecting others	218

Sometimes something nothing with a shifting accent	221

Double forms of some proper names	230

Peculiar construction with the adjective	xxvii

Adjectives in ive used in a passive sense	xxviii

Adjectives in able and ible used in an active sense	xxix

Far and near used as comparatives	xxx

Spirit a monosyllable	xxxi

Please as a personal and impersonal verb	xxxii

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21	1

66	49

100 104 I Verse mistaken for prose and the converse II Compound words improperly resolved III Arrangement of words natural but grammatically i...	86

Certain words used with reference to the agent	94

Ingenious engin gin	100

Writing of the letter	104

A peculiar mode of rhyming	106

Another peculiar mode of rhyming	110

Final s frequently interpolated and omitted in the first folio	232

Very interpolated	268

Metre affected by the pronunciation of ion final	269

Littlest gooder and goodest badder and baddest	271

Occasional licences of rhyme more especially as re 106	272

Assure and affy	273

Substitution of words	276

110	284

113	287

127	304

131	310

218	315

276	318

gards the interchange of m and	324

Title	A critical examination of the text of Shakespeare, with remarks on his language and that of his contemporaries, together with notes on his plays and poems, Volume 1 A critical examination of the text of Shakespeare, with remarks on his language and that of his contemporaries, together with notes on his plays and poems, William Sidney Walker
Author	William Sidney Walker
Publisher	Russell Smith, 1860
Original from	the Bavarian State Library
Digitized	20 Sep 2011
Length	334 pages

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