Prayers
Published in Shakespeare's Religious Language • Jan 1, 2015
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Abstract
(A) The plural of prayer in Shakespeare tends to refer to habitual devotions rather than individual expressions of praise or petition.(B) Though Titus is being sarcastic, his reference to ‘begging hermits in their holy prayers’ (TIT 3.2.41) is one good example of this common usage. ‘Thy prayers’, ‘m
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