The English of Shakespeare: Illustrated in a Philological Commentary on His Julius Caesar |
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Wherever either the earliest text or that which is commonly received has been
deviated from to the extent of a word or a syllable , the alteration has been
distinctly indicated . In this way a complete representation is given , in so far at
least as ...
Wherever either the earliest text or that which is commonly received has been
deviated from to the extent of a word or a syllable , the alteration has been
distinctly indicated . In this way a complete representation is given , in so far at
least as ...
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pressure of the voice , or accent , on the latter of the two , or , in other words , on
the second , fourth , sixth , eighth , and tenth syllables of each line . After the tenth
syllable , an unaccented syllable , or even two , may be added without any ...
pressure of the voice , or accent , on the latter of the two , or , in other words , on
the second , fourth , sixth , eighth , and tenth syllables of each line . After the tenth
syllable , an unaccented syllable , or even two , may be added without any ...
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consisting , not of five feet of two syllables each , with one of them accented , but
of two and a half feet , each of four syllables , with ... Further , in any of the places
which may be occupied by an unaccented syllable it is scarcely an irregularity to
...
consisting , not of five feet of two syllables each , with one of them accented , but
of two and a half feet , each of four syllables , with ... Further , in any of the places
which may be occupied by an unaccented syllable it is scarcely an irregularity to
...
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The present is not merely a truncated line of nine syllables , or one where the
defect consists in the want of either the first ... not be cured by any addition to
either the beginning or the end of the line ; the syllable that is wanting is in the
middle .
The present is not merely a truncated line of nine syllables , or one where the
defect consists in the want of either the first ... not be cured by any addition to
either the beginning or the end of the line ; the syllable that is wanting is in the
middle .
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The only other solution of the difficulty that has been offered is , that we have a
substitute for the omitted syllable in a pause by which the reading of the line is to
be broken . This notion appears to have received the sanction of Coleridge .
The only other solution of the difficulty that has been offered is , that we have a
substitute for the omitted syllable in a pause by which the reading of the line is to
be broken . This notion appears to have received the sanction of Coleridge .
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| Заглавие | The English of Shakespeare: Illustrated in a Philological Commentary on His Julius Caesar |
| Автор | George Lillie Craik |
| Редактор | William James Rolfe |
| Издател | E. Ginn, 1869 |
| Оригиналът е от | Харвардският университет |
| Цифровизирана на | 24 апр 2008 |
| Брой страници | 386 страници |
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