The Shakespeare Key: A Comprehensive Guide to All Features of Shakespeare's Style, Dramatic Construction, and Expression, Volume 10 |
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... Pompey . Sit - and some wine ! A health to Lepidus . Lepidus . I am not so well as I should be , but I'll ne'er out ... Pompey gives him , else he is a very epicure . Pompey . Antony . Bear him ashore . I'll pledge it for him , Pompey ...
... Pompey . Sit - and some wine ! A health to Lepidus . Lepidus . I am not so well as I should be , but I'll ne'er out ... Pompey gives him , else he is a very epicure . Pompey . Antony . Bear him ashore . I'll pledge it for him , Pompey ...
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... Pompey doth this day laugh away his fortune . . . Come , sir , will aboard ? you I have a health for you . - I shall take it , sir : we have used our throats in Egypt .—- Come , let's away . - Ant . & C. , ii . 6 . This is not yet an ...
... Pompey doth this day laugh away his fortune . . . Come , sir , will aboard ? you I have a health for you . - I shall take it , sir : we have used our throats in Egypt .—- Come , let's away . - Ant . & C. , ii . 6 . This is not yet an ...
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... Pompey . — Ibid . , ii . 1 . Lucio . Art going to prison , Pompey ? -Ibid . , iii . 2 . The fact that his mistress calls the tapster - clown " Thomas , " would lead us to suspect that he impudently gives Escalus an alias ' in the second ...
... Pompey . — Ibid . , ii . 1 . Lucio . Art going to prison , Pompey ? -Ibid . , iii . 2 . The fact that his mistress calls the tapster - clown " Thomas , " would lead us to suspect that he impudently gives Escalus an alias ' in the second ...
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Abrupt Commencements | 1 |
Affected Use of Words See close of PECULIAR Use of Words | 9 |
Alliteration | 23 |
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