A Shakespearian Grammar ...

accent adjective adverbial antecedent appears Ben Jonson better Cæsar Chaucer clause common Comp Compare confusion conjunction construction Coriol Cymb dative death doth duke Early English Elizabethan authors ellipsis emphatic euphony explain expressed eyes fear Folio French frequently friends gerund Globe Greek Hamlet hand hast hath Hence honour idiom illustrated implied infinitive inflection inserted king Latin Layamon Lear look lord Macb Macbeth Mätzner means 66 metaphorically modern monosyllable naturally never night nominative absolute noun object omission omitted original meaning Othello participle passage perhaps person phrase plural possessive adjective prefix preposition probably pronoun queen redundant regarded relative retained Rich seems to mean sense sentence Shakespeare signify Similarly sometimes Sonn speak stand subjunctive syllable Temp Tempest thee thou transposition trimeter unemphatic verb of motion verbal VIII vowel Wickliffe William of Palerne words وو