Topic: Shakespearean Literature
Browse Notes & Queries articles (1849–1900) tagged with the topic “Shakespearean Literature”. Explore Victorian-era queries, notes, and replies on this subject.
16 articles found.
- Poins and Bardolph (1850, QUERY)
- High Spirits considered a Sign of impending Calamity or Death (1850, NOTE)
- Harefinder, Meaning of (1850, QUERY)
- Passage in Hamlet (1850, QUERY)
- Passages from Shakspeare (1850, QUERY)
- The disputed Passage in the "Tempest" (1850, REPLY)
- Philosophy of Shakspeare (1850, QUERY)
- MISPLACED WORDS IN SHAKSPEARE'S TROILUS AND CRESSIDA (1850, NOTE)
- Pope and Bishop Burgess (1850, REPLY)
- ON A PASSAGE IN "THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR," AND ON CONJECTURAL EMENDATION (1850, NOTE)
- THE MEANING OF "DRINK UP EISELL" IN HAMLET (1850, NOTE)
- Passages from Shakspeare (1850, REPLY)
- SHAKSPEARE'S USE OF THE WORD "DELIGHTED" (1850, REPLY)
- Pillgarlick (1851, REPLY)
- THE PASSAGE IN TROILUS AND CRESSIDA (1851, REPLY)
- ON TWO PASSAGES IN "ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL." (1851, NOTE)