William Shakespeare: Poet, Dramatist, And Man
William Shakespeare: Poet, Dramatist, And Man
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As Greene had fought Marlowe, so he fought Shakespeare ; SIR FRANCIS DRAKE.
From the picture belonging to J. A. Hope, Esq.
THE FIRST FRUITS 159 but in the case of Shakespeare there must have been something more than professional jealousy ; men on their death-beds, as a rule, are not con- cerned to protect from fresh competition a busi- ness in which they have lost interest; they are often eager, however, to pay off a grudge. The cause of Greene's hatred is to be found, probably, in the percepti...on of the contrast between his wild and wasted youth and the singular promise and sanity of Shakespeare's early career. There is abundant evidence that there was something win- ning in the young poet's personality, as there was something compelling in his genius. Men were drawn to him by the irresistible attraction of his radiant and lovable temperament, with its magical range of sympathetic expression. Penniless, de- serted, and smitten with a remorse which tortured without purifying him, Greene shot his last arrow of malicious satire at the rising reputation of his youngest competitor, and shot in vain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As Greene had fought Marlowe, so he fought Shakespeare ; SIR FRANCIS DRAKE.
From the picture belonging to J. A. Hope, Esq.
THE FIRST FRUITS 159 but in the case of Shakespeare there must have been something more than professional jealousy ; men on their death-beds, as a rule, are not con- cerned to protect from fresh competition a busi- ness in which they have lost interest; they are often eager, however, to pay off a grudge. The cause of Greene's hatred is to be found, probably, in the percepti...on of the contrast between his wild and wasted youth and the singular promise and sanity of Shakespeare's early career. There is abundant evidence that there was something win- ning in the young poet's personality, as there was something compelling in his genius. Men were drawn to him by the irresistible attraction of his radiant and lovable temperament, with its magical range of sympathetic expression. Penniless, de- serted, and smitten with a remorse which tortured without purifying him, Greene shot his last arrow of malicious satire at the rising reputation of his youngest competitor, and shot in vain.
What to read after William Shakespeare: Poet, Dramatist, And Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mabie Hamilton Wright to read onlineMoreLess
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