The Poetical Decameron 1
The Poetical Decameron 1
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The fault I pointed out in Sabie'a* work does not belong to the quotation you have just read: the pauses are eren artfully managed and varied.
BouBNE. Just there they axe, but not so in general.
I allow very willingly, judging from the specimen now in our hands, tiiat Mulcaster knew much better than Sabie how to write blank verse : he was, never- theless, not much of a poet, as you will see. The first part of this little tract of ten pages, relates to the religious contests in the reign of Eliz...abeth : her learning, talents, &c. are shortly afterwards thus noticed : *' But were it not a mighty firalt to hide Tkft nyyall gifts whenmHi she was endowed ?
Her knowledge and her skill, the oidy meooe Which doth adome a noUe royall wit ?
Her teaming did smrmownt her sex and kiad^ .
Ske had obtained tbe chiefe and teamed iongueB* Whereby she knew what things. w«fe to. be kiKyim» Vpon these gmundi and teamiag of her isfwae.
She fauour*d so all people that were team*d> SBCX>ND GONVEHSATION, 14S As both th* Vniueraities fdt by Boyall gmmt Thebeneto wbcrewith she priukged them: And euery shire, so warranted from her> Fomide many a schoole well founded for their youth To bring them vp at first, whom afterward The Vniuersities were to feed with stronger meats." What say you to that passage ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The fault I pointed out in Sabie'a* work does not belong to the quotation you have just read: the pauses are eren artfully managed and varied.
BouBNE. Just there they axe, but not so in general.
I allow very willingly, judging from the specimen now in our hands, tiiat Mulcaster knew much better than Sabie how to write blank verse : he was, never- theless, not much of a poet, as you will see. The first part of this little tract of ten pages, relates to the religious contests in the reign of Eliz...abeth : her learning, talents, &c. are shortly afterwards thus noticed : *' But were it not a mighty firalt to hide Tkft nyyall gifts whenmHi she was endowed ?
Her knowledge and her skill, the oidy meooe Which doth adome a noUe royall wit ?
Her teaming did smrmownt her sex and kiad^ .
Ske had obtained tbe chiefe and teamed iongueB* Whereby she knew what things. w«fe to. be kiKyim» Vpon these gmundi and teamiag of her isfwae.
She fauour*d so all people that were team*d> SBCX>ND GONVEHSATION, 14S As both th* Vniueraities fdt by Boyall gmmt Thebeneto wbcrewith she priukged them: And euery shire, so warranted from her> Fomide many a schoole well founded for their youth To bring them vp at first, whom afterward The Vniuersities were to feed with stronger meats." What say you to that passage ?
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Collier, John Payne, 1789-1883 to read onlineMoreLess
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