The Romance of Yachting Voyage the First
The Romance of Yachting Voyage the First
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In a letter which Greene wrote in his last illness, in fact on his death-bed, to his boon-companions and brother play- writers, or dramatists, as they were called, Marlowe, Lodge, and Peele, appears the first autlieutic information mc have of Shakspeare's literary thievery. The youthful propensity for stealing deer and game, which drove him from Stratford, seems to have remained in the bone and ripened into a con- firmed habit.
" To those gentlemen" the letter of the dying Greene begins, " his ...luondam acquaintance, that spend their wit m making plays, Robert Greene wishoth a better exoreis(\ Wonder not, (for with thee will I first begin, ) thou fnninus gracer of tragedies, " &. C. This allusion is to Marlowe. " With thee, " continues Green(\ '''' I join young Juvenal, (Lodge) that biting satirist, that Justly with me together writ a comedy. Might I advise thee, " &c. The letter then ▼OYAOI. THE FIRST.
proceeds, " And thou no less deserving than the other two, (Pcele) in some things rarer, in nothing inferior, driven (like ni^'self) to extreme shifts, " &c.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In a letter which Greene wrote in his last illness, in fact on his death-bed, to his boon-companions and brother play- writers, or dramatists, as they were called, Marlowe, Lodge, and Peele, appears the first autlieutic information mc have of Shakspeare's literary thievery. The youthful propensity for stealing deer and game, which drove him from Stratford, seems to have remained in the bone and ripened into a con- firmed habit.
" To those gentlemen" the letter of the dying Greene begins, " his ...luondam acquaintance, that spend their wit m making plays, Robert Greene wishoth a better exoreis(\ Wonder not, (for with thee will I first begin, ) thou fnninus gracer of tragedies, " &. C. This allusion is to Marlowe. " With thee, " continues Green(\ '''' I join young Juvenal, (Lodge) that biting satirist, that Justly with me together writ a comedy. Might I advise thee, " &c. The letter then ▼OYAOI. THE FIRST.
proceeds, " And thou no less deserving than the other two, (Pcele) in some things rarer, in nothing inferior, driven (like ni^'self) to extreme shifts, " &c.
What to read after The Romance of Yachting Voyage the First?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph C Hart to read onlineMoreLess
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