 | American fiction - 1905 - 556 pages
...know what conscience is. At Sir Thomas's command, Ann testifies to Shakespeare's character, averring A good youth were he, were he not a poet, And were...nearly of an age, As to the Court is plainly visible. It is with a purpose that Sir Thomas again asks her what chastisement she deems most meet and receives... | |
 | American fiction - 1905 - 548 pages
...know what conscience is. At Sir Thomas's command, Ann testifies to Shakespeare's character, averring A good youth were he, were he not a poet, And were...nearly of an age, As to the Court is plainly visible. It is with a purpose that Sir Thomas again asks her what chastisement she deems most meet and receives... | |
 | Maurice O'Sullivan - Literary Criticism - 1997 - 240 pages
...fluster I'll have to nurse my William for a month: Which for his blessing overrule, kind Heaven. SlR THOMAS LUCY. Not much this cause demands of subtlety;...your doom, And yoke Law's lion with my lamb of love. SlR THOMAS LUCY. What chastisement deem'st thou most meet for him? ANN SHAKESPEARE. The lash, grave... | |
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A good youth were he, were he not a poet, And were we not too nearly of an age, As to the Court is plainly visible. 