Sir Sidney Lees New Edition of a Life of William Shakespeare Some Words of Cri
Sir Sidney Lees New Edition of a Life of William Shakespeare Some Words of Cri
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Such were the feelings of Hallam, of Coleridge, of Emerson, to cite but three names that hold high place in the hierarchy of literature. But this reviewer is fully satisfied and wholly content. He finds in the life of William Shakspere of Stratford all that is known of it just the very facts that he would have expected to find on record concerning the author of the glorious works of Shakespeare !
Such is the wisdom of the twentieth century.
I remember that during the famous Tichborne trial a ca...se which gave rise to the most embittered relations between believers and disbelievers a witness on behalf of the claimant, when confronted with some saying or doing of that worthy which appeared to be absolutely irreconcilable with the character, habits, and position of the real Sir Roger Tichborne, habitually replied that it was " just like Roger " ! And the greater the absurdity of that contention the greater became his assumed confidence that it was " just like Roger " !
38 SOME UNWISE CRITICISM In the same spirit some of our Shakespearean critics of to-day, when confronted with such incongruous incidents in the life of William Shakspere of Stratford as I have alluded to, habitually cry, with equal confidence real or assumed : " Ah, yes ; just what we should have expected of Shakespeare " !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Such were the feelings of Hallam, of Coleridge, of Emerson, to cite but three names that hold high place in the hierarchy of literature. But this reviewer is fully satisfied and wholly content. He finds in the life of William Shakspere of Stratford all that is known of it just the very facts that he would have expected to find on record concerning the author of the glorious works of Shakespeare !
Such is the wisdom of the twentieth century.
I remember that during the famous Tichborne trial a ca...se which gave rise to the most embittered relations between believers and disbelievers a witness on behalf of the claimant, when confronted with some saying or doing of that worthy which appeared to be absolutely irreconcilable with the character, habits, and position of the real Sir Roger Tichborne, habitually replied that it was " just like Roger " ! And the greater the absurdity of that contention the greater became his assumed confidence that it was " just like Roger " !
38 SOME UNWISE CRITICISM In the same spirit some of our Shakespearean critics of to-day, when confronted with such incongruous incidents in the life of William Shakspere of Stratford as I have alluded to, habitually cry, with equal confidence real or assumed : " Ah, yes ; just what we should have expected of Shakespeare " !
What to read after Sir Sidney Lees New Edition of a Life of William Shakespeare Some Words of Cri?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G G Granville George Greenwood to read onlineMoreLess
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