Shakespeare And His Days a Study of the Topical Element in Shakespeare And in T
Shakespeare And His Days a Study of the Topical Element in Shakespeare And in T
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3 As You Like It, m. Ii. 98 j All's Well that Ends Well, iv. I. 47 4 Earle, Microcosmography, p. 28 ff.
5 Lovers Labour V Lost, iv. Iii. 78.
6 Twelfth Night, in. Iv. 129.
7 Love's Labour's Lost, iv. Iii. 166. 8 2 Henry VI. , iv. Ii 161. 9 Love's Labour's Lost, iv. Iii. 164 (a top).
ii2 SHAKESPEARE AND HIS DAY riding ' the wild mare with the boys/ l winning youthful ladies at ' Leap-frog/ 2 or in winter erecting painfully ' a mockery king of snow ' ; around * dirty Greton, dingy Greet, Begga...rly Winchcomb, Sudely Sweet/ 4 these would be his childhood's games played in company with Kit Sly, f old Sly's son of Burton-heath/ 5 with Peter Turf and Henry Pimpernell. Later on in his teens, no doubt, he would slip round, after some keen contest at the butts, to Marian Hackett's ale-house in Wincot 6 and drain a cup of the renowned small beer. 7 The ' great oes in chalke ' 8 that stood behind the door would show up many a villager more than ' fourteenpence on the score for sheer ale/ 9 while the ' History of Judith or Susanna, Dives or Lazarus/ painted on the wall, would touch him to laughter as he thought of the muddled pates 1 2 Henry IV.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
45.
3 As You Like It, m. Ii. 98 j All's Well that Ends Well, iv. I. 47 4 Earle, Microcosmography, p. 28 ff.
5 Lovers Labour V Lost, iv. Iii. 78.
6 Twelfth Night, in. Iv. 129.
7 Love's Labour's Lost, iv. Iii. 166. 8 2 Henry VI. , iv. Ii 161. 9 Love's Labour's Lost, iv. Iii. 164 (a top).
ii2 SHAKESPEARE AND HIS DAY riding ' the wild mare with the boys/ l winning youthful ladies at ' Leap-frog/ 2 or in winter erecting painfully ' a mockery king of snow ' ; around * dirty Greton, dingy Greet, Begga...rly Winchcomb, Sudely Sweet/ 4 these would be his childhood's games played in company with Kit Sly, f old Sly's son of Burton-heath/ 5 with Peter Turf and Henry Pimpernell. Later on in his teens, no doubt, he would slip round, after some keen contest at the butts, to Marian Hackett's ale-house in Wincot 6 and drain a cup of the renowned small beer. 7 The ' great oes in chalke ' 8 that stood behind the door would show up many a villager more than ' fourteenpence on the score for sheer ale/ 9 while the ' History of Judith or Susanna, Dives or Lazarus/ painted on the wall, would touch him to laughter as he thought of the muddled pates 1 2 Henry IV.
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