Bartholomew Fair
Bartholomew Fair
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4 of Every Man Out of his Humor is laid at the Mitre; cf. Middleton's Your Five Gallants, 2. i : Where sup we, gallants? . . .
Why, the Mitre, in my mind, for neat attendance, diligent boys, and — pu^! excels it far.
13. z I challenge all Cheapside, to shew such another. Long before this as well as after, Cheapside was famed for its silk-mer- cers, linen-drapers and hosiers.
Morefields. A fen outside of the city walls, to the north. It had been drained nearly a century previous, but was not lai...d out in walks until 1606. A vestige of the name still survives in Finsbury (or Fensbury) Square and Finsbury Circus.
13. a Pimlico path. A popular resort during the summer months near Hoxton.
the Exchange. This was the first Royal Exchange built 1566- 1570, and destroyed in the Great Fire of 1666.
13. 9-1 X Winwife's figurative description of Littlewit's delicates, suggests a London quite different from that of to-day. Then, it was but a short walk beyond the. north wall to the uncleared forests, where Ursula probably got the green boughs to trim her booth, and there were gardens even in the center of the city.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
4 of Every Man Out of his Humor is laid at the Mitre; cf. Middleton's Your Five Gallants, 2. i : Where sup we, gallants? . . .
Why, the Mitre, in my mind, for neat attendance, diligent boys, and — pu^! excels it far.
13. z I challenge all Cheapside, to shew such another. Long before this as well as after, Cheapside was famed for its silk-mer- cers, linen-drapers and hosiers.
Morefields. A fen outside of the city walls, to the north. It had been drained nearly a century previous, but was not lai...d out in walks until 1606. A vestige of the name still survives in Finsbury (or Fensbury) Square and Finsbury Circus.
13. a Pimlico path. A popular resort during the summer months near Hoxton.
the Exchange. This was the first Royal Exchange built 1566- 1570, and destroyed in the Great Fire of 1666.
13. 9-1 X Winwife's figurative description of Littlewit's delicates, suggests a London quite different from that of to-day. Then, it was but a short walk beyond the. north wall to the uncleared forests, where Ursula probably got the green boughs to trim her booth, and there were gardens even in the center of the city.
What to read after Bartholomew Fair?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jonson Ben to read onlineMoreLess
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