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Lee himself says : — "But however well she [Shakspere's mother] was provided for, she was only able, like her husband, to make her mark in lieu of signing her name. " In the same article we read: — "When attesting documents he made his mark, and there is no evidence that he could write. " According, therefore, to Mr. Lee, with regard to the elder Shakspere (i) " There is evidence that he could write with facility, " and (2) "There is no evidence that he could write. " Bacon is never mentioned i...n the body of the work ; but Mr. Lee dismisses the Baconian theory in a contemptible and equally contemptuous "Appendix. " In regard to the " Parallelisms, " Mr. Lee declares that "most of them that are commonly quoted are phrases in ordinary use by all writers of the day" — a statement far removed from the truth. I can give him dozens of (i) Identical Expressions, (2) Identical Metaphors, (3) Identical Opinions, (4) Identical Quotations, (5) Identical Studies, (6) Identical Errors, (7) Identical use of unusual words, (8) Identities of Character, and (g) Indentities of Style, that were 7iot "in ordinary use by all writers of the day, " or by any one writer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lee himself says : — "But however well she [Shakspere's mother] was provided for, she was only able, like her husband, to make her mark in lieu of signing her name. " In the same article we read: — "When attesting documents he made his mark, and there is no evidence that he could write. " According, therefore, to Mr. Lee, with regard to the elder Shakspere (i) " There is evidence that he could write with facility, " and (2) "There is no evidence that he could write. " Bacon is never mentioned i...n the body of the work ; but Mr. Lee dismisses the Baconian theory in a contemptible and equally contemptuous "Appendix. " In regard to the " Parallelisms, " Mr. Lee declares that "most of them that are commonly quoted are phrases in ordinary use by all writers of the day" — a statement far removed from the truth. I can give him dozens of (i) Identical Expressions, (2) Identical Metaphors, (3) Identical Opinions, (4) Identical Quotations, (5) Identical Studies, (6) Identical Errors, (7) Identical use of unusual words, (8) Identities of Character, and (g) Indentities of Style, that were 7iot "in ordinary use by all writers of the day, " or by any one writer.
What to read after Mr Sidney Lee And the Baconians a Critic Criticised?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Stronach to read onlineMoreLess
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