For Whom Shakespeare Wrote
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" Of all classes the merchants were most to be commended for richbut sober attire; "but the younger sort of their wives, both in attireand costly housekeeping, cannot tell when and how to make an end, asbeing women indeed in whom all kind of curiosity is to be found andseen. " Elizabeth's time, like our own, was distinguished by newfashionable colors, among which are mentioned a queer greenish-yellow, apease-porridge-tawny, a popinjay of blue, a lusty gallant, and the "devilin the hedge. " Thes...e may be favorites still, for aught I know.
Mr. Furnivall quotes a description of a costume of the period, from themanuscript of Orazio Busino's "Anglipotrida. " Busino was the chaplain ofPiero Contarina, the Venetian ambassador to James I, in 1617. Thechaplain was one day stunned with grief over the death of the butler ofthe embassy; and as the Italians sleep away grief, the French sing, theGermans drink, and the English go to plays to be rid of it, theVenetians, by advice, sought consolation at the Fortune Theatre; andthere a trick was played upon old Busino, by placing him among a bevy ofyoung women, while the concealed ambassador and the secretary enjoyed thejoke.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Of all classes the merchants were most to be commended for richbut sober attire; "but the younger sort of their wives, both in attireand costly housekeeping, cannot tell when and how to make an end, asbeing women indeed in whom all kind of curiosity is to be found andseen. " Elizabeth's time, like our own, was distinguished by newfashionable colors, among which are mentioned a queer greenish-yellow, apease-porridge-tawny, a popinjay of blue, a lusty gallant, and the "devilin the hedge. " Thes...e may be favorites still, for aught I know.
Mr. Furnivall quotes a description of a costume of the period, from themanuscript of Orazio Busino's "Anglipotrida. " Busino was the chaplain ofPiero Contarina, the Venetian ambassador to James I, in 1617. Thechaplain was one day stunned with grief over the death of the butler ofthe embassy; and as the Italians sleep away grief, the French sing, theGermans drink, and the English go to plays to be rid of it, theVenetians, by advice, sought consolation at the Fortune Theatre; andthere a trick was played upon old Busino, by placing him among a bevy ofyoung women, while the concealed ambassador and the secretary enjoyed thejoke.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warner, Charles Dudley, 1829-1900 to read onlineMoreLess
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