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The two men and the one lady-love theme is common to the Sonnets and the " Two Gentlemen of Verona, " one a stage and the other a poetical elaboration of it. * It might repay the time and labour it would consume to pick out all the parallel passages in the plays, poems and the Sonnets. I believe the result would be to slay the Sonnet-autobiography myth.
By the way, if a man must be sought for who stole away one of Shakespeare's lady-loves, and so gave him a theme for a Sonnet sequence, why not ...fix upon his friend. Burbage? We know that tradition connects the two men in an adventure of this character, when William was the conqueror. Here is another suggestion for the Shakespearean myth-makers.
* See Sonnets XL and XLII.
CHAPTER XII Growth WE are now in a position to form a judgment as to what manner of man Shakespeare was when he wrote his early works, and in what way environment and the influences of his young days had worked upon his mind.
At whatever age it may have been that he came to town, and it is a question of only a few years one way or another, he brought with him a mind well-stored to produce exactly the kind of work that we have from him in the first plays, in the poems, and in many of the Sonnets.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The two men and the one lady-love theme is common to the Sonnets and the " Two Gentlemen of Verona, " one a stage and the other a poetical elaboration of it. * It might repay the time and labour it would consume to pick out all the parallel passages in the plays, poems and the Sonnets. I believe the result would be to slay the Sonnet-autobiography myth.
By the way, if a man must be sought for who stole away one of Shakespeare's lady-loves, and so gave him a theme for a Sonnet sequence, why not ...fix upon his friend. Burbage? We know that tradition connects the two men in an adventure of this character, when William was the conqueror. Here is another suggestion for the Shakespearean myth-makers.
* See Sonnets XL and XLII.
CHAPTER XII Growth WE are now in a position to form a judgment as to what manner of man Shakespeare was when he wrote his early works, and in what way environment and the influences of his young days had worked upon his mind.
At whatever age it may have been that he came to town, and it is a question of only a few years one way or another, he brought with him a mind well-stored to produce exactly the kind of work that we have from him in the first plays, in the poems, and in many of the Sonnets.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shore, W. Teignmouth (William Teignmouth), 1865-1932 to read onlineMoreLess
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