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Shakspeare, quoted, continued:—

*::Hamlet, meaning of the name (home), 134 n.
  • Hamlet„ Ophelia = serviceableness, 134 n.
    Hamlet„ quoted, "A ministering angel," &c. 134 n.
    Hamlet„ "Herb o'grace o'Sundays," App. VI.
    King Lear, Cordelia = heart-lady, 100 n.
    quoted:
    v. 3. "our pleasant vices … scourge us.
    Merchant of Venice, its lesson, 100.
    Merchant„ of Venice„ meaning of, 134.
    Merchant„ of Venice„ Portia = portion, 100 and n.
    Merchant„ of Venice„ Antonio, nobility of, 100.
    Merchant„ of Venice„ Shylock, 100.
    Much Ado about Nothing, Beatrice, meaning of, 134 n.
    Much Ado„ about Nothing„ Benedict, meaning of, 134 n.
    Othello, catastrophe of, how caused, 134 n.
    Othello„ meaning of name, 134 n.
    Othello„ Desdemona, meaning of, 134 n.
    Othello„ lago, meaning of, 134 n.
    Tempest, analysis of, 134 seq.
    Tempest„ Ariel = generous faithful service, 133-4.
    Tempest„ Caliban, 133-4.
    Tempest„ and slavery and freedom, 133-4.
    Tempest„ Miranda "the wonderful," 134.
    Tempest„ Prospero = hope, 134.
    Tempest„ Sycorax = swine-raven, 134 and n.
    quoted:
    dew brushed with raven's feather, 134.
    incensed seas and shores, 134.
    put a girdle round the earth, 134.
    fetches dew … asleep, 134.
    thought is free, 134.
    full fathom, &c., 134.
    come unto these yellow sands, 134.
    "courtesied," 134.
    all but mariners, 134.
    with bemocked-at, &c., 134.
    where the bee sucks, 134.
    side stitches, &c., 134.
    that's a brave god, &c., 134.
    Two Gentlemen of Verona, Proteus, name, 134 n.
    Two Gentlemen„ of Verona„ Valentine, name, 134 n.
    Winter's Tale, Hermione, name, 134 n.
    Winter's„ Tale„ Perdila = lost lady, 134 n.
  • Ships, English, with defences;.-, liquid fire, 127.
  • Sirens or pleasures, Bacon's view of, 90.
  • Sirens„ or pleasures„ are really desires, 90.
  • Sirens„ and Circe, distinct, 92.
  • Sirens„ their destructive power, 92.
  • Sillar, W. C, on usury, 98 and n.
  • Simon, M. Jules, on Paris, xviii. 16.
  • Slavery, American and English methods of, 131.
  • Slavery„ modern, examples of, 124 n.
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