Life of William Shakespeare
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P. Smith, Life and Letters of Sir Henry Wotton, ii, 16.
I 430 1 LAST LABORS FOR THE KING'S MEN best, to my fancy, were those of the two Earls brothers [WilHam and Philip Herbert, Earls of Pembroke and Montgomery] : the first a small, exceeding white pearl, and the words Solo candore valeo; the other a sun casting a glance on the side of a pillar and the beams reflecting, with this motto, Splendente refulget; in which there seemed an agreement, the elder brother to allude to his own nature, and ...the other to his fortune." Since Wotton fails to mention the impresa borne by the Earl of Rutland, we must suppose that it did not strike his fancy, or that its meaning was too dark to be intelligible to him.
The second bit of evidence showing that Shakespeare was in London during this year is more prosaic. In March, 1613, merely as a speculation, he purchased, for the sum of £140, a house in the fashionable district of Black- friars. He did not enter into the transaction, however, without the business advice of his fellow-actor, John Heminges, the shrewd manager of the Globe organiza- tion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
P. Smith, Life and Letters of Sir Henry Wotton, ii, 16.
I 430 1 LAST LABORS FOR THE KING'S MEN best, to my fancy, were those of the two Earls brothers [WilHam and Philip Herbert, Earls of Pembroke and Montgomery] : the first a small, exceeding white pearl, and the words Solo candore valeo; the other a sun casting a glance on the side of a pillar and the beams reflecting, with this motto, Splendente refulget; in which there seemed an agreement, the elder brother to allude to his own nature, and ...the other to his fortune." Since Wotton fails to mention the impresa borne by the Earl of Rutland, we must suppose that it did not strike his fancy, or that its meaning was too dark to be intelligible to him.
The second bit of evidence showing that Shakespeare was in London during this year is more prosaic. In March, 1613, merely as a speculation, he purchased, for the sum of £140, a house in the fashionable district of Black- friars. He did not enter into the transaction, however, without the business advice of his fellow-actor, John Heminges, the shrewd manager of the Globe organiza- tion.
What to read after Life of William Shakespeare?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adams, Joseph Quincy to read onlineMoreLess
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