The French Influence in English Literature From the Accession of Elizabeth to T
The French Influence in English Literature From the Accession of Elizabeth to T
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Not the least important bit of evidence is the speech of Valentine, at the close of the play, to Francisco, who is not else- where spoken of as Calydon. Valentine's words are : — "Take her, Francisco, now no more young Callidon, And love her dearly. " Two other French characters, Thomas and Launcelot, appear in the drama.
^ A. L, Stiefel, (a) Review of Koeppel's "Quellen- studien zu den Dramen Ben Jonsons, John Marstons und B. & F. , " in Zeits. F. Vergleich. Litt. , xii. (1898), 248; (6) ''Zii...r Quellenfrage von John Fletchers Monsieur Thomas, " in Eng. Stud. , xxxvi, pt. 2 (1906), 238 sq.
ROMANCE, DRAMA, AND HEROIC POEM 369 Barclay's political romance, the Argenis, ^\ which had appeared in its original Latin form in France in 1621, was published in 1625 as: Barclay His Argenis, or the Loves of Poliarchus and Argenis, Faithfully translated out of Latine into English hy Kingesmill Long. Another translation, by Sir R. De Grys, was issued in 1629, and Long's version was reprinted, with a key, in 1636.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not the least important bit of evidence is the speech of Valentine, at the close of the play, to Francisco, who is not else- where spoken of as Calydon. Valentine's words are : — "Take her, Francisco, now no more young Callidon, And love her dearly. " Two other French characters, Thomas and Launcelot, appear in the drama.
^ A. L, Stiefel, (a) Review of Koeppel's "Quellen- studien zu den Dramen Ben Jonsons, John Marstons und B. & F. , " in Zeits. F. Vergleich. Litt. , xii. (1898), 248; (6) ''Zii...r Quellenfrage von John Fletchers Monsieur Thomas, " in Eng. Stud. , xxxvi, pt. 2 (1906), 238 sq.
ROMANCE, DRAMA, AND HEROIC POEM 369 Barclay's political romance, the Argenis, ^\ which had appeared in its original Latin form in France in 1621, was published in 1625 as: Barclay His Argenis, or the Loves of Poliarchus and Argenis, Faithfully translated out of Latine into English hy Kingesmill Long. Another translation, by Sir R. De Grys, was issued in 1629, and Long's version was reprinted, with a key, in 1636.
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