The Early Life of Lord Bacon
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Sir Philip Sidney, in a letter to Walsingham in 1586 (see Fox-Bourne's " Life "), speaks of a letter which he had for- warded by "Will, the Earl of Leicester's jesting player. " I wonder whether this is the individual referred to by Francis in the Spenser lines, " Our pleasant Willie, ah, is dead of late. " Mr. Spedding is in difficulty with a letter of 25th August, 1585, from Francis to Walsingham (see Vol. L "Life"). I copy part of the letter — " It may please your honour to give me leave ami...dst your great and diverse business, to put you in remembrance of my poor suit, leaving the time unto your honour's best opportunity and commodity. I think the objection of my years will wear away with the length of my suit. The very stay doth in this respect concern me, because I am thereby hindered to take a course of practice which, by the leave of God, if Her Majesty like not of my suit, I must and will follow ; not for any necessity of estate, but for my credit's sake which, I know, by living out of action, will wear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sir Philip Sidney, in a letter to Walsingham in 1586 (see Fox-Bourne's " Life "), speaks of a letter which he had for- warded by "Will, the Earl of Leicester's jesting player. " I wonder whether this is the individual referred to by Francis in the Spenser lines, " Our pleasant Willie, ah, is dead of late. " Mr. Spedding is in difficulty with a letter of 25th August, 1585, from Francis to Walsingham (see Vol. L "Life"). I copy part of the letter — " It may please your honour to give me leave ami...dst your great and diverse business, to put you in remembrance of my poor suit, leaving the time unto your honour's best opportunity and commodity. I think the objection of my years will wear away with the length of my suit. The very stay doth in this respect concern me, because I am thereby hindered to take a course of practice which, by the leave of God, if Her Majesty like not of my suit, I must and will follow ; not for any necessity of estate, but for my credit's sake which, I know, by living out of action, will wear.
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