- Witch-king's
surprise at
finding Dernhelm to be a woman,
parallel the witches'
statement to Macbeth that he may "
laugh to scorn / The
power of man, for none of...
-
finding Dernhelm to be a woman,
parallel the witches'
statement to Macbeth in Shakespeare's play of that name that he may "
laugh to scorn / The
power of...
-
Caroline Ellis and John
Philpott addressed the
laugh track,
which at that time was
uncharacteristic and
often scorned in the
United Kingdom. "I was
never one...
- warrior, and
denies the
analogy by
saying "swords I
smile at,
weapons laugh to scorn, / Brandish’d by man that's of a
woman born" (V. vii. 12-13). In this...
- Witch-king's
surprise at
finding Dernhelm to be a woman,
parallel the witches'
statement to Macbeth that he may "
laugh to scorn / The
power of man, for none of...
- Witch-king's
surprise at
finding Dernhelm to be a woman,
parallel the witches'
statement to Macbeth that he may "
laugh to scorn / The
power of man, for none of...
-
faded and time-worn as they are, in the
National Gallery hard by,
laugh to scorn the ****ile
fripperies that
depend for half
their sheen on gilt frames...
-
limit of our wrath.' But
these Emathian sisters laughed to scorn our
threatening words; and as they
tried to speak, and made
great clamour, and with shameless...
-
According to the Ramayana, when Ila
approached Shiva for help,
Shiva laughed with
scorn but the comp****ionate
Parvati reduced the
curse and
allowed Ila
to switch...
- travel, a Pict
woman (big
mouth and
small bones) gave me shelter, and
laughed (part
scorn, part pity) at my journey. Anne Rice also
wrote of
fictional Picts...