Representative English Comedies, With Introductory Essays And Notes, An Historical View of Our Earlier Comedy, And Other Monographs
Representative English Comedies, With Introductory Essays And Notes, An Historical View of Our Earlier Comedy, And Other Monographs
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144) accidentally omits all but the last two lines of this song.
• Bendes the firequent identity of tone, note such coincidences as yames IV. I. 2669, « aldertnicst,* M. G. (Descript. of Sheph. and Wife), * alderlicfest,* an archaism found nowhere else in Greene, — but in the Folio of 2 Henry VI. 1. 28 (prob. by Greene, Flcay, Sbakespeare, p. 269). The sentiment of Philador's Scrowle and Ode in M. G, is a variant of the Ovidian precept of James IF. 1. 1108.
Digitized by VjOOQIC Robert Greene 4 ...1 7 been suggested by the contemporary rising in Fermanagh ; for, since the suppression of Desmond, in 1583, there had been comparative quiet in Ireland. Though the play exhibits little of the affected style which Elizabeth demanded, it is courtly, and the graceful compliment to the queen and the (English) rose in the laudation of Dorothea's attributes, together with that heroine's forecast of a union between Scotland and England,^ might indicate a view to court presentation, and a date of composition when such union was favourably contemplated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
144) accidentally omits all but the last two lines of this song.
• Bendes the firequent identity of tone, note such coincidences as yames IV. I. 2669, « aldertnicst,* M. G. (Descript. of Sheph. and Wife), * alderlicfest,* an archaism found nowhere else in Greene, — but in the Folio of 2 Henry VI. 1. 28 (prob. by Greene, Flcay, Sbakespeare, p. 269). The sentiment of Philador's Scrowle and Ode in M. G, is a variant of the Ovidian precept of James IF. 1. 1108.
Digitized by VjOOQIC Robert Greene 4 ...1 7 been suggested by the contemporary rising in Fermanagh ; for, since the suppression of Desmond, in 1583, there had been comparative quiet in Ireland. Though the play exhibits little of the affected style which Elizabeth demanded, it is courtly, and the graceful compliment to the queen and the (English) rose in the laudation of Dorothea's attributes, together with that heroine's forecast of a union between Scotland and England,^ might indicate a view to court presentation, and a date of composition when such union was favourably contemplated.
What to read after Representative English Comedies, With Introductory Essays And Notes, An Historical View of Our Earlier Comedy, And Other Monographs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gayley, Charles Mills, 1858-1932. Edt to read onlineMoreLess
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