Shakspeare And His Friends Or the Golden Age of Merry England
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Heredidheemploy himself delightedly for some time. Hebuilded, he planted, he sowed with such skilfulness, that the place all around and about became quite an earthly paradise. There was soon newly raised a most fine house, bountifully embellished with all manner of orchards, gardens, and groves, so fair to look upon, that for a right delicate aspect, it had not its like in those parts. But his excellent wife would not allow him to be satisfied with these pursuits, doubtless thinking that, surro...unded by so many enticing pleasures, his noble spirit might sink into indolence, and he should not be able to recover his lost greatness; therefore he did liberally employ his pen in the writing of such papers to the queen, concerning of the dangers of England from foreign states, as might put her to a careful regard of her own security. Though he failed not to accompany them witii most moving complaints of the unpleasantness of his situation, in being kept from serving of her majesty in such sort as he desired, while she i)aid the properest attention to what he stated upon matters of state, she heeded not anything that related to his own affairs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Heredidheemploy himself delightedly for some time. Hebuilded, he planted, he sowed with such skilfulness, that the place all around and about became quite an earthly paradise. There was soon newly raised a most fine house, bountifully embellished with all manner of orchards, gardens, and groves, so fair to look upon, that for a right delicate aspect, it had not its like in those parts. But his excellent wife would not allow him to be satisfied with these pursuits, doubtless thinking that, surro...unded by so many enticing pleasures, his noble spirit might sink into indolence, and he should not be able to recover his lost greatness; therefore he did liberally employ his pen in the writing of such papers to the queen, concerning of the dangers of England from foreign states, as might put her to a careful regard of her own security. Though he failed not to accompany them witii most moving complaints of the unpleasantness of his situation, in being kept from serving of her majesty in such sort as he desired, while she i)aid the properest attention to what he stated upon matters of state, she heeded not anything that related to his own affairs.
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