Sir Walter Ralegh
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It was necessary for him to leave the country. Ralegh sent him to theNetherlands, with letters of introduction to Prince Maurice. Ben Jonsonis said to have acted as his governor abroad. That is impossible at thedate, 1593, assigned by Aubrey to their association. It is notimpossible a year or two after 1613, if not in 1613, when Jonson appearsto have been in France. Poet and pupil are said to have parted 'not incold blood. ' It is likely enough, if Drummond's tale be true, as Mr. Dyce seems to ...believe, that Walter had Jonson carted dead drunk about aforeign town. According to another not very plausible story, retailed byOldys, the exposure of the tutor's failing was at the Tower, and toRalegh, to whom Walter consigned Jonson in a clothes-basket carried bytwo stout porters. Though the particular tales are hardly credible, Jonson's revelries may have laid him open to lectures by the father, anddisrespect from the son, which would have something to do with thedramatist's sneer at the memory of Ralegh, as one who 'esteemed morefame than conscience.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was necessary for him to leave the country. Ralegh sent him to theNetherlands, with letters of introduction to Prince Maurice. Ben Jonsonis said to have acted as his governor abroad. That is impossible at thedate, 1593, assigned by Aubrey to their association. It is notimpossible a year or two after 1613, if not in 1613, when Jonson appearsto have been in France. Poet and pupil are said to have parted 'not incold blood. ' It is likely enough, if Drummond's tale be true, as Mr. Dyce seems to ...believe, that Walter had Jonson carted dead drunk about aforeign town. According to another not very plausible story, retailed byOldys, the exposure of the tutor's failing was at the Tower, and toRalegh, to whom Walter consigned Jonson in a clothes-basket carried bytwo stout porters. Though the particular tales are hardly credible, Jonson's revelries may have laid him open to lectures by the father, anddisrespect from the son, which would have something to do with thedramatist's sneer at the memory of Ralegh, as one who 'esteemed morefame than conscience.
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