Abbott's Shakespearian Gram- |
mar, i. 1. 17-18, 24, 49; i. 2. 11,
19, 31, 53, 65, 80, 109, 118,
137, 222, 232, 244, 277, 406,
439, 450; ii. 1. 82, 127, 130-
131, 163, 207, 220, 287, 296,
321; ii. 2. 15; iii. 1. 1, 37, 62,
71, 79; iii. 2. 101, 106, 109;
iii. 3. 53-56, 62, 80, 92, 93;
iv. 1. 123, 126, 218; v. 1. 15,
43, 139, 249, 310.
adverb as noun, i. 2. 50.
Amphion, ii. 1. 86-87.
Apollo, ii. 1. 86–87.
Ariel's costume, i. 2. 188, 375.
aurum potabile, v. 1. 280.
chess, v. 1. 164.
Coleridge, i. 2. 53, 237-204, 408;
ii. 1. init., 204-296.
Coleridge, Hartley, iv. 1. 60-138.
Coryat's Crudities, ii. 2. 33.
crises in life, i. 2. 180-184.
Dowden, ii. 1. init., 156-158; iii.
1.81-86; iii. 2. init.; Epil. init.
Dyce, i. 2. 169; ii. 1. 308-309;
iv. 1. 156.
"dead Indian," ii. 2. 34.
Dis, iv. 1. 89.
Discovery of Guiana, iii. 3. 46-47.
Discovery of Witchcraft, i. 2. 326.
double comparative, i. 2.
19,
439.
2. 21.
Hanmer, i. 1. 69; iv. 1. 66.
Harting, ii. 2. 176.
Hawkins, iv. 1. 3.
Henslowe, i. 2. 375.
Herford, ii. 1. 181.
double negative, i. 2. 406; iii.
2. 101.
Heywood, i. 2. 370; his Philo-
cothonista, ii. 2. 21.
Humane Industry, iii. 3. 65.
Hymen's lamp, iv. i. 22–23.
Magellan, i. 2. 373.
masque, its underlying concep-
tion, iv. 1. init.; its merits, iv.
1. 60-138.
Medea's incantation, v. 1. 33–50.
metaphor from carpentry, iv. 1.
239; from gardening, i. 2. 81;
from hunting, i. 2. 81; from
theatre, ii. 1. 251.
miraculous harp, ii. 1. 86-87.
Montaigne, ii. 1. 147–164.
Morality plays, ii. 2. 103.
"most busy lest," iii. 1. 15.
Moulton, i. 2. 198, 457-459; iii.
i. init.; iii. 3. init.; iv. 1. init.
Nobody is Somebody, iii. 2. 136.
nominative for accusative, i. 2.
80.
Notes and Queries, iii. 3. 65.
Ogilby's Accurate Description of
Africa, i. 2. 266.
textual notes, i. 1. 69; i. 2. 26,
29-31, 57-59, 99-102, 146,
173, 200, 301-303, 339, 351-
362, 378-379, 381, 382-383,
396; ii. 1. 33, 94, 130-131, 168,
181, 243, 250, 279; ii. 2. 187;
iii. 1. 15; iii. 3. 36; iv. 1. 3, 9,
123, 128, 156, 184, 231, 264;
v. 1. 23, 60, 129.
Topsell's History of Foure-footed
Beasts, iv. 1. 30.
travelers' insurance in Eliza-
beth's time, iii. 3. 48.
Urchins' Dance, i. 2. 326.
Venus' sparrows, iv. 1. 100.
Paphos, iv. 1. 93.
Philpott, i. 2. 99–102.
phoenix, iii. 3. 22-24.
pleonasm, ii. 1. 250.
Pliny, iii. 3. 22-24.
Praise at Parting, iii. 3. 39.
prologues, ii. 1. 253.
proverbs, i. 1. 31-36; i. 2. 94-95;
ii. 2. 86; iii. 2. 132; iii. 3. 39. | you and ye, use of. i. 2. 323.
water with berries in it, i. 2. 334.
whom, with neuter antecedent, iii.
3. 62.
Widow Dido, ii. 1. 76.
word-play, i. 2. 83, 432; ii. 1.
16-20, 33, 104; iv. 1. 235-238,
239, 246.
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