Studies of Shakspere
Studies of Shakspere
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And gladly take instruction at their hands : But otherwise I do beseech your grace My conscience may not be encroach'd upon.
K. Henry. We would be loth to press our subjects' bodies, Much less their souls^ the dear redeemed part Of Him that is the ruler of us all : Tet let me counsel you, that might command.
Do not presume to tempt them with ill word% Nor suffer any meetings to be bad Within your house ; but to the uttermost Disperse the flocks of this new gathering sect Cob, My liege, if any b...reathe, that daree come forth.
And say, my life in any of these points Deserves the attainder of ignoble thoughts^ Here stand I, oraying no remorse at all.
But even the utmost rigour may be shown." The Bishop of Rochester appears, and de- nounces Oobham for the contempt shown to his citation ; the king reproyes the bishop, and dismisses Oldcastle in safety. It is evident that the dramatic capabilities of such a scene fbniish an oocadon for the dis- play of high poetical power. Xhc interview between Henry and his fidthful friend and adherent; the anxiety of the reformer to vindicate himself from disloyalty, whilst he honestly supported his own opinions; the natural desire of the king to resist innovar tion, whilst he respected the virtues of the innovator, — ^points like these would have been handled by Shakspere, or one imbued with his spirit, in a manner that would have lived and abided in our memories.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And gladly take instruction at their hands : But otherwise I do beseech your grace My conscience may not be encroach'd upon.
K. Henry. We would be loth to press our subjects' bodies, Much less their souls^ the dear redeemed part Of Him that is the ruler of us all : Tet let me counsel you, that might command.
Do not presume to tempt them with ill word% Nor suffer any meetings to be bad Within your house ; but to the uttermost Disperse the flocks of this new gathering sect Cob, My liege, if any b...reathe, that daree come forth.
And say, my life in any of these points Deserves the attainder of ignoble thoughts^ Here stand I, oraying no remorse at all.
But even the utmost rigour may be shown." The Bishop of Rochester appears, and de- nounces Oobham for the contempt shown to his citation ; the king reproyes the bishop, and dismisses Oldcastle in safety. It is evident that the dramatic capabilities of such a scene fbniish an oocadon for the dis- play of high poetical power. Xhc interview between Henry and his fidthful friend and adherent; the anxiety of the reformer to vindicate himself from disloyalty, whilst he honestly supported his own opinions; the natural desire of the king to resist innovar tion, whilst he respected the virtues of the innovator, — ^points like these would have been handled by Shakspere, or one imbued with his spirit, in a manner that would have lived and abided in our memories.
What to read after Studies of Shakspere?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Knight, Charles, 1791-1873, Ed to read onlineMoreLess
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