The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-09
Restoration of - ~ -
- Shakespeare's Essays.


Nov that Mrs, Gallup, aided and abettcd BY Mr. W. H.
Maloek has restored the plays Of Bacon emf Punch
feels it to be his duty give the world shakespeares
Essays II will asonsh no one who has studied Mrs Gall
ups conclusions find that these essays parts euriousIy
resemble those of Bacon For IL Bacon
plays why in the Of all that is biIitera should
Shakespeare have written Baeons Essaysfl
I.-OP PLAYS THEIR AUTHORS
He that hath composed dramas hath given hostages
fortune For II the multitude praise him. the critical will
commonly eontemn Nay there have been that did conceal
their plays thought have done under the style
and cosnzanee Of another lest they be shaned Yet
their concealment transported Discrimination but
faint kind OF policy OF wisdom doth but begct in ladies'
from America zeal for discovery The which prompteh
so nice study of texts and olos as truth (or colorado
imitation thereof is in the end brought to light
There be that do find the specuaons OF the elderly ladies
highly dverting. But to the author not An Aunt is
Kind creature in itself but it shewd thing In literary
controversy And when lady doth set to prove that black
white it shall go hard with logical formulate The Gre
clans have saying that Socrates made the argument
appear the better Even doth she.
For the remedies there be general preservsve
whereof will speak As for the Just it shall be found
only lIanwell
1t may be said Of such that he is man unletteed
having little Latin, and OF Greek no whit How should he
write plays? Whence hath he lore OF law and medicine Of
history and of science But there be handbooks
may learn by enquiry of another giving him the price
half pint SO shall the dramatst acquire such matters
be the of battles and of kings and
imperfect understanding of legal phrases Moreover where
copyright he steal freely from Others appropriate
ing their plots and embeishing them.
Yet shall the playwright working on this fashion, fall
into he shall write of the seacoas of Bohemia
Bohemia lying inland and having seacoast. But these
things Maciavel notch WE'LL ought not to be cavied
Lastly conclude this part said at the beginning
he that wreh dramas endure with philosophy the IN
veseaons OF talented ladies' Being OF humble estate he
should his works be taken from him and
given lord chancellor Being himself he must bear
with the unack anees OF others And though his words
be twisted into crazy anagrams and his dramas be made
OF scandal about Queen Elizabeth he must not COM
plain. Generally let the wise ignore the bee that buzz
zeth in another's bonnet
A Cipher in Arithmetick is naught Hence it is tina.
when theory built up arrangements OF italic and
tom, 1t is called cipher For indeed it is nothing. As
though from the poems Of Homerus should by
auaRram educc the dates OF the kings OF England
1t hath been omes debated whether it better that
man be fool than he look, or look worse fool
than he u.s. Certainly the choice lacks facility So is with
cphrs Il may be doubted whether it is better they should
be dotc than they appear appear dotic than
they For it ridiculous thing and fit for satire
persons judgment what shifts these cipher makers
have and what propeyes TO make superhcie to seem body
that hath depth and bulk
These things but toys but the many wilt affect them
Thus the Mark of the Beast is the number And it might
be thought that few would be found they would
when reckoned in the Gtecan amount to just this
number But this is For ingenious reckoners by
juggling with the value of the letters perehance by the
suppressug OF syllable have found that Julius Cesar,
General Bouapate the Emperor Nero and the late Nine.
Blavatsly do all coincide with and make this number.
And do others whose names need not be set down
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experience showeth that required make
cipher For if make il and he follower the
world will heed This made plain in a recent cou-
rovcrsy wherein Maup did very holly defend cipher
from them that cavilled thcreat Whereupon one
Galock support the maker of this cipher So that the
world nightly moved by this agreement wondering
that there should be two under the vault of heaven
such antick theorzngs Whereas the truth stands
that there but and his probably Gamaup
Finally all persons should eschew ciphering and
For Seneca wisely sayeth that they in the
end undermine the ntelecs Of many commiseabc persons