How to pronounce“ayme”in English
nounWell, a straightforward history play is a patriotic exercise that celebrates past greatness and commiserates over past suffering, without stopping to question God’s providence.
History plays were designed to keep people in line: Thomas Heywood wrote in the 1612 “An Apology for Actors,” that these plays “are writ with this ayme… to teach their
subjects obedience to their king, to shew the people the untimely ends of such as have moved tumults, commotions, and insurrections, to present them with the flourishing estate
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Definitions of “ayme”
Obsolete form of aim.
Obsolete form of aim.