Dictionary of Shakespearian Quotations

DICTIONARY

Shakespearian Quotations.

EXHIBITING

THE MOST FORCIBLE PASSAGES

ILLUSTRATIVE OF THE VARIOUS

PASSIONS, AFFECTIONS AND EMOTIONS

OF THE HUMAN MIND.

SELECTED AND ARRANGED

IN ALPHABETIC ORDER,

FROM THE WRITINGS OF

The Emiuent Dramatic Part.

Philadelphia:
PUBLISHED BY F. BELL.
SOLD BY SMITH & ENGLISH,
No. 36 NORTH BUITH STREET.

Erplanation

OF THE ABBREVIATED REFERENCE TO THE CONTEXT, APPENDED TO

EACH EXTRACT OR QUOTATION.

A.C. Antony and Cleopatra.
A.W. All's Well that Ends Well.
A.Y. As You Like It
C. Coriolanus.
C. E. Comedy of Errors.
Cym. Cymbeline.
H. Hamlet.
H. IV. PT. I. · Henry Fourth, Part

First
H. IV. PT. II. Henry Fourth, Part

Second. H. VI. PT. I. Henry Sixth, , Part

First. H. VI. PT. II. Henry Sixth, Part

Second,
H.VI. PT. II. Henry Sixth, Part

Third.
J. C. Julius Cæsar.
H.V. Henry Fifth.
H.VIII. Henry Eighth.
K. J. King John.

K. L. King Lear.
R. II. Richard the Second.
R. III. Richard the Third.
L. L. Love's Labour Losto
M. Macbeth.
M. A. Much Ado about Nothing.
M. M. Measure for Measure.
M.N. Midsummer Night's Dream.”
M.V. Merchant of Venice.
M.W. Merry Wives of Windsor.
0. Othello.
P.P. Pericles, Prince of Tyra
R.J. Romeo and Juliet.
T. Tempesto
T. A. Timon of Atheng.
Tit. And. Titus Andronicus.
T. C. Troilus and Cressida.
T. G. Two Gentlemen of Verona.
T.N. Twelfth Night.
T. S. Taming of the Shrew.
W. T. Winter's Tale.

The Act is expressed by Roman numerals; the Scene by Arabic figures.

EXAMPLE: A. C. iv. 7, signifies, Antony and Cleopatra, Act the Fourth, Sceno the Seventh.

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