Chaucer & the Rival Poet in Shakespeare's Sonnets; a New Theory
Chaucer & the Rival Poet in Shakespeare's Sonnets; a New Theory
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^ N.B. — The italics are mine.
Digitized by VjOOQ IC IX. THE VERSE OF SPEGHT Lines by F. Thynn upon the Picture of Chaucer " The same and more fair England challenge may By that rare wit and art thou dost display, In verse which does Apollo's Muse bewray.
Then Chaucer live, for still thy verse shall live." Francis Beaumont in his letter says: " Furthermore by your interpretation of the uni- versal words, that ancient hardness and difficulties is made most cleare and easy, and in the pains and d...iligence you have used in collecting his life . . .
yet though every thing be not perfect in your own mind . . . yet since you have opened the way to others your endeavours herein cannot but be well accepted, unless of such as have better will without just cause to reprove others than either wit or skill to do well themselves." T. Speght in his own prose introduction to his second edition of 1602 writes: "... I have reformed the whole work, whereby Chaucer for the most part is restored to his antiquity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
^ N.B. — The italics are mine.
Digitized by VjOOQ IC IX. THE VERSE OF SPEGHT Lines by F. Thynn upon the Picture of Chaucer " The same and more fair England challenge may By that rare wit and art thou dost display, In verse which does Apollo's Muse bewray.
Then Chaucer live, for still thy verse shall live." Francis Beaumont in his letter says: " Furthermore by your interpretation of the uni- versal words, that ancient hardness and difficulties is made most cleare and easy, and in the pains and d...iligence you have used in collecting his life . . .
yet though every thing be not perfect in your own mind . . . yet since you have opened the way to others your endeavours herein cannot but be well accepted, unless of such as have better will without just cause to reprove others than either wit or skill to do well themselves." T. Speght in his own prose introduction to his second edition of 1602 writes: "... I have reformed the whole work, whereby Chaucer for the most part is restored to his antiquity.
What to read after Chaucer & the Rival Poet in Shakespeare's Sonnets; a New Theory?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hubert William Ord to read onlineMoreLess
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