The Religion of Shakespeare Chiefly From the Writings of the Late Mr Richard S
The Religion of Shakespeare Chiefly From the Writings of the Late Mr Richard S
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The better cherish'd, still the nearer death. " Ibid. , v. 2.
WARNINGS REPEATED 159 This makes Mowbray and the Archbishop of York say: " Were our royal faiths martyrs in love, We shall be winnow'd with so rough a wind. That even our corn shall seem as light as chaff. " 2 Henry 7F. , iv. I.
Henry IV. Warns his son to the same effect '^ I had many living, to upbraid My gain of it (the crown) by their assistances ; Which daily grew to quarrel. . . . " Ibid. , iv. 5.
Their merits were too great to ...be rewarded as they deserved. Unrewarded, they would be as faithless to their new master as to their old. Nothing was left than that they should experience the truth of Commines' saying, " II perd souvent d'avoir trop servi. " The circumstances of Shakespeare's time explain why these warnings should be so often repeated. The English Catholics in exile found that foreign countries offered them no secure asylum against the suspicion which had dogged them at home. Accord- ing to Camden, the Earl of Westmoreland and the other English resident in the Netherlands were com- pelled, in 1575, by the Governor Kequesens, at the request of Wilson, the British ambassador, to quit the country.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The better cherish'd, still the nearer death. " Ibid. , v. 2.
WARNINGS REPEATED 159 This makes Mowbray and the Archbishop of York say: " Were our royal faiths martyrs in love, We shall be winnow'd with so rough a wind. That even our corn shall seem as light as chaff. " 2 Henry 7F. , iv. I.
Henry IV. Warns his son to the same effect '^ I had many living, to upbraid My gain of it (the crown) by their assistances ; Which daily grew to quarrel. . . . " Ibid. , iv. 5.
Their merits were too great to ...be rewarded as they deserved. Unrewarded, they would be as faithless to their new master as to their old. Nothing was left than that they should experience the truth of Commines' saying, " II perd souvent d'avoir trop servi. " The circumstances of Shakespeare's time explain why these warnings should be so often repeated. The English Catholics in exile found that foreign countries offered them no secure asylum against the suspicion which had dogged them at home. Accord- ing to Camden, the Earl of Westmoreland and the other English resident in the Netherlands were com- pelled, in 1575, by the Governor Kequesens, at the request of Wilson, the British ambassador, to quit the country.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Simpson to read onlineMoreLess
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