When Hamlet asks, « Do you know this water fly? » Horatio replied, « No, sir. » They all miss the true meaning of the water fly as it is used in Hamlet. Widow: to enter into a joint agreement; Becoming a widow. It was damn disgusting to see these gossip columnists and bloggers, these petty-spirited, heavily made up aspirants, these superficial, creeping, HIV-pulling parasites from pop culture compounding their maggostry about an artist who has done more for humanity in 10 seconds than they will ever do in their entire lives. Gilbert Parker Hamlet`s Gutenberg Complete Works project said, « The best grace is yours, for knowing that it is a sin. » He used the word « knowledge » in the biblical sense as in « Adam knew his wife, she conceived and exposed Cain. » His head was spinning like a water fly, and from the range of Dicky`s gun he shouted into the crowd on the shore. WALK: the path or route of a person; a piece of garden or park; Withdraw. Either it is a _tolerable_ monument such as it will survive time, or it gloomily indicates Hamlet`s imminent destiny.] [Note v. 48: _Image my cause_,] Representation or character.] [Note v. 49: _Dost know this water fly? WORLD: Life, condition of existence; « Going into the world » means getting married. WHIFFLER: an officer clearing the way in processions. WATER-FLY: fly floating above water; inactive person. Waterfly in this context meant homosexual, not a wavering nuscience. WATER: consumable; Water; The brilliance of a diamond.
Donovan Pasha, and Some People of Egypt — Volume 2 WAIT: Wait for something; to be present. This Christian Bale Freakout is now the remix of « Bale Out ». V. ii.84 (329.2) Knows this water fly] A _water-fly_ jumps up and down the surface of the water for no apparent purpose or reason and is therefore the correct emblem of a diligent trifle. « Magic » by Bruce Springsteen (I`ll see him in concert next Friday) « Shine » by Sarah Bettens (I`ll see her in concert on December 3rd) « 37 Days » by Beth Hart (I`ll see her in concert on December 31st) Wasserfliege (156 contributions) on November 21, 2007 – 13:14. Young Shakespearean men of the brilliant water fly type, like Osric. WASAGE: to be remunerated; as a bet; Dare, danger.
