Elizabethan Sonnet Cycles
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It may be Imean that kind courtesy which I found at the patroness of these poems. It may be some college; it may be my conceit, and portend nothing. " Itis evident then that the patroness herself is not the real person behindthe poetic title. He therefore dedicates _Licia_ to Lady Molineux, notbecause the sonnets themselves are addressed to her, but because he hasreceived "favours undeserved" at her hands and those of "wise SirRichard" for which he "wants means to make recompence, " and therefo...re inthe meantime he begs her to accept this. "If thou like it, " he says tothe reader, "take it, and thank the worthy Lady Mollineux, for whosesake thou hast it; worthy, indeed, and so not only reputed by me inprivate affection of thankfulness but so equally to be esteemed by allthat know her. For if I had not received of her ... Those unrequitablefavours, I had not thus idly toyed. " A warm admirer of Fletcher has expressed his opinion that _Licia_"sparkles with brilliants of the first water. " A more temperatejudgment is that of another, who says that he "took part withoutdiscredit in the choir of singers who were men of action too.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It may be Imean that kind courtesy which I found at the patroness of these poems. It may be some college; it may be my conceit, and portend nothing. " Itis evident then that the patroness herself is not the real person behindthe poetic title. He therefore dedicates _Licia_ to Lady Molineux, notbecause the sonnets themselves are addressed to her, but because he hasreceived "favours undeserved" at her hands and those of "wise SirRichard" for which he "wants means to make recompence, " and therefo...re inthe meantime he begs her to accept this. "If thou like it, " he says tothe reader, "take it, and thank the worthy Lady Mollineux, for whosesake thou hast it; worthy, indeed, and so not only reputed by me inprivate affection of thankfulness but so equally to be esteemed by allthat know her. For if I had not received of her ... Those unrequitablefavours, I had not thus idly toyed. " A warm admirer of Fletcher has expressed his opinion that _Licia_"sparkles with brilliants of the first water. " A more temperatejudgment is that of another, who says that he "took part withoutdiscredit in the choir of singers who were men of action too.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fletcher Giles to read onlineMoreLess
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