Theatrum Poetarum Anglicanorum Containing the Name And Characters of All the En
Theatrum Poetarum Anglicanorum Containing the Name And Characters of All the En
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J I THOMAS CHURCHYARD.
" Thomas Churchyard" has nothing more than his name mentioned by Phillips amongft fe- deral other Elizabethan writers, under the arti- cle of William Warner. * This author was born at Shrewfbury. Wood, in his bald and inele- gant language, gives the following curious ac- count of him. " Being much addicted to Let- ters, when a child, his father, who had a fond- nefs for him, caufed him to be carefully edu- cated in grammar learning, and to fweeten his ftudies, was taught ...to play on the lute. When he came to the age of about 17, he left his father and relations, and with a fum of money, then given to him, he went to feek his fortune; and his heels being equally reftlefs with his head, he went to the royal court, laid afide his books, and for a time, fo long as his money lalTed, became a Royfter. At length, being re- duced low in his purfe, he was taken into the Service of the mod noble, learned, and poetical Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey, lived with F4 him, * Warton, III.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
J I THOMAS CHURCHYARD.
" Thomas Churchyard" has nothing more than his name mentioned by Phillips amongft fe- deral other Elizabethan writers, under the arti- cle of William Warner. * This author was born at Shrewfbury. Wood, in his bald and inele- gant language, gives the following curious ac- count of him. " Being much addicted to Let- ters, when a child, his father, who had a fond- nefs for him, caufed him to be carefully edu- cated in grammar learning, and to fweeten his ftudies, was taught ...to play on the lute. When he came to the age of about 17, he left his father and relations, and with a fum of money, then given to him, he went to feek his fortune; and his heels being equally reftlefs with his head, he went to the royal court, laid afide his books, and for a time, fo long as his money lalTed, became a Royfter. At length, being re- duced low in his purfe, he was taken into the Service of the mod noble, learned, and poetical Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey, lived with F4 him, * Warton, III.
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