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Shakspere and his forerunners

Shakspere and his forerunners

by Sidney Lanier

Occult PhilosophyHermeticismModern

Chapters

63

Total Words

106,281

Reading Time

426 min

Published

1902

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Table of Contents

1.Preface
3 min
2.Chapter XIII The Music op Shakspehe's Time — 1
3 min
3.book in Harleian Library — slow progress of music in those
2 min
4.Chapter XV The Domestic Life of Shakspere's Time — I . 6i
1 min
5.Chapter XVI The Domestic Life of Shakspere's Time — II j"^
2 min
6.Chapter XVII The Domestic Life of Shakspere's Time — III 1 1 2
1 min
7.Chapter XVIII The Domestic Life of Shakspere's Time — IV 145
1 min
8.Chapter XIX The Doctors of Shakspere's Time . . 177
2 min
9.Chapter XX The Metrical Tests — I .... 203
4 min
10.Chapter XXI The Metrical Tests — II . . . . 231
2 min
11.Chapter XXII Man's Relations to the Supernatural as shown 'ag«
4 min
12.Chapter XXIII Man's Relations to Man as Shown in 'agk
2 min
13.Chapter XXIV Man's Relations to Nature as Shown iN
4 min
14.CHAPTER XIII
4 min
15.IV. Mortimer, you remember, has married a beautiful
28 min
16.CHAPTER XIV
29 min
17.I. C. U. B. A. K. (-nave)
14 min
18.CHAPTER XV
15 min
19.CHAPTER XVI
45 min
20.CHAPTER XVII
43 min
21.CHAPTER XVIII
11 min
22.M. Mery, As long ly veth the mery man (they say) i
3 min
23.M. Mery. I tolde you I, we should wo we another wife.
1 min
24.M. Mery. He is in by the weke, we shall have sport anon.
1 min
25.M. Mery. I wyll make as I sawe him not, he doth me seeke.
1 min
26.M. Mery. I wyll not heare him, but make as I had haste,
1 min
27.M. Mery. God kcepe thee worshypfull Maister Royster Doys-
1 min
28.M. Mery. Within a month or two I will be here againe.
1 min
29.M. Mery. I have take my leave and the tide is well spent.
1 min
30.M. Mery, Then to serve your turne I will some paines take.
1 min
31.M. Mery. Fy fy for shame,
1 min
32.M. Mery. What, Christian Custance ?
1 min
33.M. Mery. Nay unwise perhaps, but I warrant you for madde.
1 min
34.M. Mery. Where be the bellowes that blewe this sodeine fire ?
1 min
35.M. Mery. Yea, but learne this one lesson of me afore,
1 min
36.M. Mery. Yea malkyn, I warrant you as muche as they dare.
2 min
37.M. Mumbl. Nay I can not tell sir, but what thing would you ?
1 min
38.M. Mumbl. She dothe very well, sir, and commaunde me to
1 min
39.M. Mumbl. Een so sir.
1 min
40.M. MumbL £en so sir.
1 min
41.M. MumbL £en so sir.
2 min
42.C. Custance, As that thing may be true, so rich folks may be
1 min
43.M. Mery, Ye know not where your preferment lieth, I see.
1 min
44.M. Mery, To mine owne deare coney hirde^ swete hearty and
2 min
45.M. Mery. Ah that ye would in a letter shew such despite.
2 min
46.C. Custance. Faith rather than to mary with such a doltish
17 min
47.CHAPTER XIX
34 min
48.CHAPTER XX
17 min
49.I. PLAYS OF FIRST (RIMING) PERIOD.
1 min
50.II. HISTORIES OF SECOND PERIOD.
1 min
51.III. COMEDIES OF SECOND PERIOD.
1 min
52.IV. COMEDIES OF THIRD PERIOD.
1 min
53.V. TRAGEDIES OF THIRD PERIOD.
1 min
54.VI. PLAYS OF FOURTH PERIOD.
1 min
55.VII. PLAYS IN WHICH SHAKSPERE WAS NOT SOLE AUTHOR.
1 min
56.VIII. FIRST SKETCHES IN EARLY QUARTOS.
17 min
57.CHAPTER XXI
3 min
58.Part II of the New Shakspere Society's Transactions for
23 min
59.CHAPTER XXII
17 min
60.X. IwiU:Scewhogo«therc.
1 min
61.I. JjrwnJthitbinypbcc.^ueyou gpoda^it.
14 min
62.CHAPTER XXIII
25 min
63.CHAPTER XXIV
42 min

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