The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-22

execution, and lovely az they are can
any trained critic imagine Shake
speare with his wide ranging specuh-
tive intelligence uttering such resigned
conventionalities? Compare Raleigh's
last letter to his wife with HdmIet's
death soliloquy. Is there a single
point of likeness?
But we must let Mr.. Pemberton
the poverty OF S~hakespeare's early en-
vironment. its lack OF dignity and
glamour. We read" he says, "of
Shaks speare lying drunk all night IN
der a certain tree after n rou with
some ru.tics." tOther authors have
beer known TO get drunk.)
We are told that upon coming to
London he served In a very mean posi-
ton at tn. theatre, holding horses at
the theatre door and acting as call
hoy to the actors "a most excellent
position for hearing the gossip OF the
stage and learning It's technique.)
Another argument used is that while
the writ re- Of Shakespeare's day Of
fer him conventional compliments.
sptnk OF him as "honey tongued,"
"mellifiuous,' "of an enchanting Quill"
h ,bev .av COTS him supreme
ohoy. al, o;bsrs surely nur author
f,roa,. hou, Eoa,s ara Shelley yere
rated In their own day and what
wholesale neglect Meredith's W gem
,in,a - ,n poiainh.. 40, .noLa %,
,t,, =. n.onaa,,,, sonna,,a,r or ~
sns..aua
Nheh we examine 'he worhs Vi
shakespeare writes the au'hor, we
meet AT once with testimony oi 'he
most direct positive ana reiiao,e char-
ac'er' we ma therein tna' 'he au-
mo. was a man OF culture n one
perfectly familiar with the manners
n customs OF cultured people
The children OF an authors brain
i'ore even IMAM MS own ues'e"u"i's
"un."l' a..anan,
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ne 'ernheu 'he 'eo"",'ai .,''u.'"
court IRE as oeple'eu IN lhe u'a'naS'
Kings ana queens, princes anu prih,
cesses' iorus c"a'noeri"",' oi'nopo NV
uighitaries Oh al hinus s"ai" !"
'hese scenes ana ihNariaoiy tue IAN
guase given W 'hese MISS pInr
n hoDieHeh IN pecu'iaiiy approp,i-
a,e, u GENERA an VI .uI..
ms" oe'"e .a.,.
c~h'.fac'e. u 'oui. ~ .'
pIese"'.u u We 'n"' y,
s'oh 10 uer''ao'e' '"e ''s" ''
man hirhseii'
Now h author overlooks the fact
that In these our pictures there IL
a great deal that IL just pam. true
human nature. Fd'sfdD, Dame Qnick-
IN, HcnrU VIZ. in his courtshIp, fofo-
Mus and a hundred others are human
first and foremost. Does IN good
critic think II would ne uiHicu'' io'
a genius who could plump the human
near, III hisn nv Nv -
'n'iie, a. So, ,hi.
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on m,.tohaa Z, On
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W,o,,,a , mon
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auee.s
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VI vs. - 49, ,ou,arod hi. nuh.
10, nmhI,c manners
~ -. ~ ann,,,rau,. ,ddressed
- -. =. h.,nr ahove him and
'ne'. suo'e. unnoa
Vi 49, nrnrrnan,. that Mr.
III vi =" ~. ~.nnne,s
Iei'perto" y Un.s ono,r.
Is 'ha' III 'o'''
were aush' 10 me = oo'. ,
WIZ" my e'''"
The author accepts the rev "alter
Begleys suggestion mat TINS Is u III
rect reference TO the wedding OF MIS-
tress Anne Russell, one OF thc maius
OF honor. who was married June TO-
1000. The Queen the wed
ding and was carried from II water
side in a 'lectica' borne by SIN