Bacon And Shakespeare
Bacon And Shakespeare
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They are of peculiar interest, as disclosing the relationship that existed between Southampton and Shakespeare. No less than twenty of the sonnets are undisguisedly addressed to the patron of the poet's verse : three of them are poetical transcriptions of the devotion which he expressed to Southampton in his dedicatory preface to Lucrece. The; references are direct and unmis- takable. In 1603, when the accession of James I. Opened the gates of Southampton's prison, Bacon was meekly writing to h...im : '' I would have been very glad to have presented my humble service to your Lordship by my attendance if I could have foreseen that it should not ha\'c been unpleasing to you, " and h\-pocriticall\- assuring him, " How credible soever it may seem to you at first, }-et it is as true as a thing God knowcth, that this great change {i. E. , the release of Southampton, and his favour with the new monarch, whose good-will Hacon ardently desired), hath wrought in mc no other change towards your Lord- ship than this, that I ma)' safely be now that which I was trul}' before.
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They are of peculiar interest, as disclosing the relationship that existed between Southampton and Shakespeare. No less than twenty of the sonnets are undisguisedly addressed to the patron of the poet's verse : three of them are poetical transcriptions of the devotion which he expressed to Southampton in his dedicatory preface to Lucrece. The; references are direct and unmis- takable. In 1603, when the accession of James I. Opened the gates of Southampton's prison, Bacon was meekly writing to h...im : '' I would have been very glad to have presented my humble service to your Lordship by my attendance if I could have foreseen that it should not ha\'c been unpleasing to you, " and h\-pocriticall\- assuring him, " How credible soever it may seem to you at first, }-et it is as true as a thing God knowcth, that this great change {i. E. , the release of Southampton, and his favour with the new monarch, whose good-will Hacon ardently desired), hath wrought in mc no other change towards your Lord- ship than this, that I ma)' safely be now that which I was trul}' before.
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