Poems
Poems
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, p. 30^ * Hist. MSS. Com. , Report on MSS. At Hatfield House, part ix, 146, 330 Introduction xlv supply positive proof of Salusbury's authorship. A more remarkable series of acrostic verses never existed outside the dreams of the most ardent Baconian. In reprinting these poems herewith I have displayed the acrostic letters in bold-face t3rpe lest some of them should elude the reader's eye — indeed I am not certain that I have caught all of them myself. Posie I presents us again with the name D...orothy HALSAL — already thoroughly familiar to us through the Christ Church MS. In Posie II we have the same name spelled backwards. In Posie III we find (also in reverse order) the three names : Dorothy cvtbert halsall — the last being formed of the terminal letters immediately preceding the caesura.^ The three names are explained when one remembers that Sir John's sister-in-law married Cuthbert Halsall. Finally, it is to be noted that the first and last words in the last line of this Posie give us Salusbury's initials : ' I.
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, p. 30^ * Hist. MSS. Com. , Report on MSS. At Hatfield House, part ix, 146, 330 Introduction xlv supply positive proof of Salusbury's authorship. A more remarkable series of acrostic verses never existed outside the dreams of the most ardent Baconian. In reprinting these poems herewith I have displayed the acrostic letters in bold-face t3rpe lest some of them should elude the reader's eye — indeed I am not certain that I have caught all of them myself. Posie I presents us again with the name D...orothy HALSAL — already thoroughly familiar to us through the Christ Church MS. In Posie II we have the same name spelled backwards. In Posie III we find (also in reverse order) the three names : Dorothy cvtbert halsall — the last being formed of the terminal letters immediately preceding the caesura.^ The three names are explained when one remembers that Sir John's sister-in-law married Cuthbert Halsall. Finally, it is to be noted that the first and last words in the last line of this Posie give us Salusbury's initials : ' I.
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