Tributes to Shakespeare
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Nor is it fit each humble Muse should have, Thy worth his subject, now th' art laid in grave ; No its a flight beyond the pitch of those, Whose worthless Pamphlets are not sence in Prose.
Let learned Jonson sing a Dirge for thee, And fill our Orbe with mournefull harmony ; But we neede no Remembrancer, thy Fame Shall still accompany thy honoured Name, To all posterity ; and make us be, Sensible of what we lost in losing thee ; TRIBUTES TO SHAKESPEARE. 43 Being the Ages wonder whose smooth Rhime...s, Did more reforme than lash the looser Times. Nature her selfe did her owne selfe admire, As oft as thou wert pleased to attire Her in her native lusture, and confesse, Thy dressing was her chiefest comelinesse. How can we then forget thee, when the age Her chiefest Tutor, and the widdowed Stage Her onely favorite in thee hath lost, And Natures selfe, what she did bragge of most. Sleepe then rich soule of numbers, whilst poor we, Enjoy the profits of thy Legacie ; And thinke it happinesse enough we have, So much of thee redeemed from the grave, As may suffice to enlighten future times, With the bright lustre of thy matchlesse Rhimes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nor is it fit each humble Muse should have, Thy worth his subject, now th' art laid in grave ; No its a flight beyond the pitch of those, Whose worthless Pamphlets are not sence in Prose.
Let learned Jonson sing a Dirge for thee, And fill our Orbe with mournefull harmony ; But we neede no Remembrancer, thy Fame Shall still accompany thy honoured Name, To all posterity ; and make us be, Sensible of what we lost in losing thee ; TRIBUTES TO SHAKESPEARE. 43 Being the Ages wonder whose smooth Rhime...s, Did more reforme than lash the looser Times. Nature her selfe did her owne selfe admire, As oft as thou wert pleased to attire Her in her native lusture, and confesse, Thy dressing was her chiefest comelinesse. How can we then forget thee, when the age Her chiefest Tutor, and the widdowed Stage Her onely favorite in thee hath lost, And Natures selfe, what she did bragge of most. Sleepe then rich soule of numbers, whilst poor we, Enjoy the profits of thy Legacie ; And thinke it happinesse enough we have, So much of thee redeemed from the grave, As may suffice to enlighten future times, With the bright lustre of thy matchlesse Rhimes.
What to read after Tributes to Shakespeare?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary R Silsby to read onlineMoreLess
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