Francis Bacon Wrote Shakespeare the Arguments Pro And Con Frankly Dealt With
Francis Bacon Wrote Shakespeare the Arguments Pro And Con Frankly Dealt With
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" On the other hand, the Stratford man's high-water mark in poetry is the inscription on his tomb, his verses on " Lousy Lucy, " and on his fellow local money-lender, John A'Combe (who was allied with him in attempting to enclose the common). Here they are.
An Epitaph on Tom-a-Combe, otherwise Thin-beard : — " Thin' in beard and thick in purse, Never man beloved worse ; He went to the grave with many a curse, The Devil and he had both one nurse. " \_\Vliom I have cirunke with. '] " Piping Petwo...rth, dancing Marston, Haunted Hillborough and hungry Grafton, With dodging Exhall, Papist Wixford, Beggarly Broom and drunken Bidford. " It may be remembered that at Bidford the apple-tree was exhibited for a century or two under which Shak- spere was said to have slept after a drinking contest, in which he became too insensible to move.
Then there is the Epitaph on John Combe from the Ashmolean MSS. , cited by Halliwell-Phillipps : — " Ten in a hundred here lies engraved, 'Tis a hundred to ten his soul is not saved ; If any one asks, ' Who lies in this tomb ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" On the other hand, the Stratford man's high-water mark in poetry is the inscription on his tomb, his verses on " Lousy Lucy, " and on his fellow local money-lender, John A'Combe (who was allied with him in attempting to enclose the common). Here they are.
An Epitaph on Tom-a-Combe, otherwise Thin-beard : — " Thin' in beard and thick in purse, Never man beloved worse ; He went to the grave with many a curse, The Devil and he had both one nurse. " \_\Vliom I have cirunke with. '] " Piping Petwo...rth, dancing Marston, Haunted Hillborough and hungry Grafton, With dodging Exhall, Papist Wixford, Beggarly Broom and drunken Bidford. " It may be remembered that at Bidford the apple-tree was exhibited for a century or two under which Shak- spere was said to have slept after a drinking contest, in which he became too insensible to move.
Then there is the Epitaph on John Combe from the Ashmolean MSS. , cited by Halliwell-Phillipps : — " Ten in a hundred here lies engraved, 'Tis a hundred to ten his soul is not saved ; If any one asks, ' Who lies in this tomb ?
What to read after Francis Bacon Wrote Shakespeare the Arguments Pro And Con Frankly Dealt With?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H Crouch Batchelor to read onlineMoreLess
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