Was the Shakespeare After All a Myth
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V^ Even Milton studied Jonsons style intently as the most perfect of any then existing in the English language. "1^ The singular and perti- nacious endeavors of Pope to work out a fictitious literary repu- tation for Shakespeare by declaring that he must necessarily have been well versed in classic lore, and citing the authors which he must have read to produce some of his plays, is thus summarily and conclusively disposed of by the writer in Lard- NER : "All this, he says, "shows what we did n...ot expect to find in Pope, namely, an almost entire ignorance of our early litera- ture " — whence, in fact, the plays were mostly derived, some- times without alteration or emendation. Byron, it appears, regarded the Shakespeare mania as a sort of periodical epidemic ', " To be, or not to be ! That is the question. " Says Shakespeare who Just new, is much in fashion !
13 Byron had not read Plato in the original, or he would have substituted that philosopher's name for Shakespeare's, perhaps.
' 'To speak the language of Shakspeare, '" is a common expres- sion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
V^ Even Milton studied Jonsons style intently as the most perfect of any then existing in the English language. "1^ The singular and perti- nacious endeavors of Pope to work out a fictitious literary repu- tation for Shakespeare by declaring that he must necessarily have been well versed in classic lore, and citing the authors which he must have read to produce some of his plays, is thus summarily and conclusively disposed of by the writer in Lard- NER : "All this, he says, "shows what we did n...ot expect to find in Pope, namely, an almost entire ignorance of our early litera- ture " — whence, in fact, the plays were mostly derived, some- times without alteration or emendation. Byron, it appears, regarded the Shakespeare mania as a sort of periodical epidemic ', " To be, or not to be ! That is the question. " Says Shakespeare who Just new, is much in fashion !
13 Byron had not read Plato in the original, or he would have substituted that philosopher's name for Shakespeare's, perhaps.
' 'To speak the language of Shakspeare, '" is a common expres- sion.
What to read after Was the Shakespeare After All a Myth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Watts John Watts De Peyster to read onlineMoreLess
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