Touchstone - To cast away honesty on a foul **** were to put meat on an unclean dish
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- Created on: 01-12-15 14:57
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- To cast away honesty upon a foul **** were to put good meat on an unclean dish.
- Language
- Similie
- "were to"
- Not using "like" or "as"
- Shakespearean language
- compared to food
- Adjective
- foul
- Similie
- Structure
- 2 clauses
- First one is the subject
- Second is comparison
- 2 clauses
- Form
- Play
- Audience
- Men and women
- Would women be offended?
- Men and women
- Audience
- Play
- Context
- Food
- Touchstonehas referred to pancakes earlier on in the play
- Food was available at court, but not necessarily in the pastoral in the same way
- ****
- Women did not have as much value
- Brothels were very common in London at the time
- Food
- Language
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