A Shakespearian Grammar: An Attempt to Illustrate Some of the Differences Between Elizabethan and Modern English. For the Use of Schools |
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accents adjective adverb Alexandrine antecedent B. J. Cy.'s Rev Banquo beginners Ben Jonson bethan blood BROOKE FOSS WESTCOTT Cambridge Chaucer clause cloth Comp Compare 66 connexion construction Coriol Crown 8vo Cymb dares derivation doth Early English ELEMENTARY TREATISE Elizabethan authors Ellipse Examples expanded explained expression Extra fcap Fcap fear frequently frown gerund Grammar Greek hand hath Hence idiom Illustrate impersonal object impersonal verbs implied metaphor infinitive inflections inserted instance John's College Jonson king Lady Macbeth Latin Macb Mathematical metaphor mind MIXED MATHEMATICS Murd nature Notes noun numerous omission participle passages passive perhaps Personal Metaphor Personification phrase plough plural Poetast preposition present pronoun Prosody relation relative retained Rich Scan Schools Second Edition Sejan sense sentence Shakespeare ship simile Sonn student subjunctive syllable thee thou thought tion Trace the meaning TRIGONOMETRY unknown predicated verb verse weyard words وو