Sir Philip Sidney: Type of English Chivalry in the Elizabethan Age
Sir Philip Sidney: Type of English Chivalry in the Elizabethan Age
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"You see," he added, "how unkindly I am answering your letter, so full of kindness. I do thank you for it, although I cannot suffer you to run the risk of squandering your powers in idleness. I 1576] A Winter in London. 99 never doubted that you would at once secure the admiration of all your friends, and of all the noblest men about you. In this particular your letter tells me nothing of which I was not sure before ; but I am very glad indeed to be told it." " It is a pity that Sidney's few le...tters to his plain- speaking friend are not preserved to give us detailed information about his occupations at this time.
Languet's replies, however, show us something of their purport. In a former letter he had joked with Sidney about marriage, and commended to him the example of Edward Wotton, who had just taken a wife. Sidney appears to have sent back vehement protestations in favour of bachelorhood. Languet answered : " What you say in jest about a wife, I take in earnest. I think you had better not be so sure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"You see," he added, "how unkindly I am answering your letter, so full of kindness. I do thank you for it, although I cannot suffer you to run the risk of squandering your powers in idleness. I 1576] A Winter in London. 99 never doubted that you would at once secure the admiration of all your friends, and of all the noblest men about you. In this particular your letter tells me nothing of which I was not sure before ; but I am very glad indeed to be told it." " It is a pity that Sidney's few le...tters to his plain- speaking friend are not preserved to give us detailed information about his occupations at this time.
Languet's replies, however, show us something of their purport. In a former letter he had joked with Sidney about marriage, and commended to him the example of Edward Wotton, who had just taken a wife. Sidney appears to have sent back vehement protestations in favour of bachelorhood. Languet answered : " What you say in jest about a wife, I take in earnest. I think you had better not be so sure.
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