| But I am not come yet to the tragical part of my story, and as long as I can laugh I will. |
| In fact, the strangest, the most horrible and tragical stories were current on the subject. |
| How happy had been the Discovery some few Hours ago, and how tragical is it now? |
| Roman satire has two kinds, he says: comical satire and tragical satire, each with its own kind of legitimacy. |
| They told her in whispers that what she held as tragical was a very simple matter. |
| In this sense, Shylock is a tragical figure instead of a comical one, because he has to make a difficult decision, either result of which will hurt himself. |
