The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-13

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ua|.n-.ruti paug. - CON TRITON, and mai'
u DOOR frl 'Nare "Tlri~ - amend HE Na'4.
o. .'rr .onfssiprs, moreover. ar"
-'nmu"I with iudur'ari' sE's NJ or 10
est ct. The accent = rouura" b. ih'm
IL O., a..rar. and sfrrugI, marked -
rstfy % sIap. ION NJ deliberate h'i".'.
rts .t.t -car, - Gree % miserable OK
.,ta naa hcsu oft,n l.scr t-al H.
.t. r,uiH c--, deserted b.. hs friends.
,..-lmoi with ,ns diseases - = l'"r''u"
u.f drunk ,ri. pu a bot ~ which h"
.,o' |g .a.I.nri money. without c'"N
TO Q tines which might have enabled
hIu q, .rars - " DO. lag Their" a.ur"
n'I diving. the Thought = - uygr"l
w,f" aud ~ mia friends oppres"l his con
sutuC" IN the agony ~ repentance,
hr addressed . solemn warning g. I'"'"
Nlsl md MarArSe, calling upon t'"W
" ~ e., tNe 'l,sInerc" II death, o. fol'''
~ thor donsucherles ard p~ro'a"|t g..
Two prulen lstt"f no dying pct JOB ms
extremity, ono Il them was The mother
~ his i~llrgltmate son. The other vas
his laudiady The latter cherished affection
and respect for tho distinguished man
90 letters. ard toudei him during - mouths
p" .ku"s. teen b." Was deaf, al" placed
a wreath Il hays upon his forehead, AMI
ngrol him NJ uer own cost "rccu" =
,lrerr NB typical His friend fcr."
g.rr! hardly letter. sinking into dc"p
~pe'u,lary distress. a. appears from a
|itmo,'iuio appeal t. Lord Blrlogh, ari
JoI = a ilshpuorahle diSen~e \ash
.,"i 10 ettrem" poverty, repeated pub
.r.y - las turi'tlcSB and nr"tched 'N-
i-taucc. and dicd before hIs time Mar
I,Sr t-clmc a hyw1ri Tor profanity q 4
atheism. and vas mur 'crci IN - tavern
hraNl at Dcptfpri before reaching IN"
age - 81. Lodge alone. after speeding
% trruhlci youth an many scenes Of varied
action, retrieved has fortunes. JoIiei IN"
r"spcctah.r classes. and per'Shed dccentlN
oi the plague NJ tire ri e If o..
The fact ~ now often overlooked hat
the fame ~ Robert Greene during his
lifetime cc,iIsoi that ~ his contemporaries.
lle was ~" popular author ~ the
Iarllscl hy C~a.lauts and court ladies aud
iy waiting wpmrr who apel the manners
Of tnr.r m,strcsses. His friends |apyIdgdci
IT, fl,..ity with which 10 turned ius tai.
e. 2, To- account in n night and % day
SANS Npsn. would he hav" yarket up a
lpWpI'of ~ well no I'm seven YEAR,, and
r.pi wHI that printer that might d" So
blessed t. pay him dear Tor the very dregs
70 Ass.A "a sHAa al-WN
lived His ephcmcral productions caught
g." ,tSi. II the moment, and brought hIin
quick returns ~ money and reputation.
just hefura he died, however. tho fashion
changed. and ere long the very hul -
his works iu prose and verse. when com
pared with their Qlnlity, became a reason
for cons guIug them 10 oblivion. As
Anthony wood rcnarked: II WWS au.
thor ~ several things which were pleasing
t. meu aud womeu Of his time. They
made much sport. and were valuNi among
scholars, hut siuce they have tren mostly
sold on ballad monrers' stalls. or all
hla miscellaneous predictions, Grecuc's
novels hat the greatest ynguc He was
an nvowod imltGtor of John l.ylr whom
l." followed in his choice " subjects. treat
mont and stvlistic mGnner!sms. II"
abused ALTERATION and adUpt"i l.Nlv'S
SE,tcm Of metaphor ~ br""n" WAS Nv
no means "A nero Euphuist. He employed
tac fashion Of a yarIun III speeches. cplstlrs
aud reelected digrcssiors. His narrative,
however, IL clear and flowing, and h has
far more t. toll thar Lyly. His own eN-
prr.encc # life at home aud abroad had
hecn diversified and interesting tie knew
how to reproduce IL with much livclincss in
the dclineatiou 81 character, the invention
oi incidents and tho analysis Of passions.
strong and firmly outlined. II not remark
able for depth. Greene intersporscd his
novels with lyrics, 10 which, I'm Mr..
Symords's opinion. imperfect justice has
hitherto been done, From among several
examples " Greeue's lyrics given In the
book before ia we trauscribe "a part OF
Scplc.id q song 70 her child from "Mena-
pron:'
N zen not, my santon. sure upon my knee;
When thou AZ, old there's grief enough fof thee.
The yAuIon smiled, father wept,
mother cried. baby lsspI
Nor, b, crpyed. more We cried.
Nature could no, souov hide
II. must 90, h, must kiss
emilia .ni mother. baby bless,
Fur hc left Us pretty boy,
Palmer SuTtov, fathers JOY.
V,ru not. my vHuton, snNle upon my knee
Wien thou az, old there's gr,' enough ff ihr..
our author points out that the language
G.; Grecuc'R plays, in spite Of its essentially