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The Shakespeare Conference: SHK 21.0168 Friday, 9 April 2010
[1] From: Bob Grumman <
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[2] From: David Bishop <
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[1]----------------------------------------------------------------- I've been out of town the past two days and believe I missed a post on this thread. If so, apologies for not responding to it. Will get back to it this weekend, when I'll be back home. --Bob G.
[2]------------------------------------------------------------- "to time thou growst" means to grow attached to time. Booth says the image is of a graft, and that's probably right, though there might be other possibilities. He thinks the lines are lines that hold a graft in place, which seems to me to be over thinking it. In these eternal lines you will grow attached to time. Hence as long as time lives you will too.
Best wishes,
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