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It is further corroborated by another book- let of George Chapman's, also published in i6i2, under the title Petrarch Seven Penetentiall Psalms, &c. As a matter of fact, I ought to have added Chapman's name to the title of these articles, but left it out for brevity's sake.
iMontaigne, Webster, and IMarston : i^c.
56 3VIontaigne^ Webster, and 3\4arston : When Chapman wrote the dedication to his book- let, Prince Henry was still living, for the poet apolo- gises for not having submitted it to hi...s royal patron.
He dedicates it instead to Sir Edward Phillips. Some dedications are worth studying, especially Webster's.
Chapman says, " I presumed to prefer to your emptiest leisure of reading, this poor dedication." When Webster dedicated his Monumental Column to Vis- count Rochester, afterwards Earl of Somerset, he commenced with the words, " I present to your voidest leisure of survey these, &c. Webster's dedications are remarkable for their repetitions of phrases and references that occur in dedications penned previously by George Chapman and Ben Jonson ; and therefore I should have been very much surprised if the elegy had yielded no trace of Chapman's small book, seeing that several passages of The Duchess of Malfi are de- rived from the same source.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is further corroborated by another book- let of George Chapman's, also published in i6i2, under the title Petrarch Seven Penetentiall Psalms, &c. As a matter of fact, I ought to have added Chapman's name to the title of these articles, but left it out for brevity's sake.
iMontaigne, Webster, and IMarston : i^c.
56 3VIontaigne^ Webster, and 3\4arston : When Chapman wrote the dedication to his book- let, Prince Henry was still living, for the poet apolo- gises for not having submitted it to hi...s royal patron.
He dedicates it instead to Sir Edward Phillips. Some dedications are worth studying, especially Webster's.
Chapman says, " I presumed to prefer to your emptiest leisure of reading, this poor dedication." When Webster dedicated his Monumental Column to Vis- count Rochester, afterwards Earl of Somerset, he commenced with the words, " I present to your voidest leisure of survey these, &c. Webster's dedications are remarkable for their repetitions of phrases and references that occur in dedications penned previously by George Chapman and Ben Jonson ; and therefore I should have been very much surprised if the elegy had yielded no trace of Chapman's small book, seeing that several passages of The Duchess of Malfi are de- rived from the same source.
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