...340.— Nash, dedicating his "Life of Jacke Wilton," 1594, to the same nobleman, calls him " a dere lover and cherisher, as well of the Lovers of Poets, as of Poets themselves;" and he emphatically adds, — " Incomprehensible is the height of your spirit, both...

...prius disputasset publice pro gradu." — Harleian MS. 7138. at the same period, after calling him " a dear lover and cherisher, as well of the lovers of poets as of poets themselves," gives us one of the many proofs that the characters of satirist and flatterer may...

...literary adulation. Nashe, who dedicates a little book to him at the same period, after calling him " a dear lover and cherisher, as well of the lovers of poets as of poets themselves," gives us one of the many proofs that the characters of satirist and flatterer may...

...noblest spirits " ; and Nash says, " Incomprehensible is the height of his spirit," and calls him " a dear lover and cherisher as well of the lovers of poets as of poets themselves." Nor should we be troubled about any loss of manly dignity on Shakespeare's part...

...more, the glorious and gracious sunshine of your honour hath infused light and life." Nash calls him " a dear lover and cherisher as well of the lovers of poets as of poets themselves." There is, therefore, no doubt that the tradition was true, in the main, that came...

...heißt es dort, „was inscribed with a most high-flowing (!) dedication to t he Earl, whom he called „„a dear lover and cherisher (!), as well of the lovers of poets as of poets themselves" " ; and he adds : „ „Incomprehensible is the beight of your spirit, both in heroical...

...Charles the Second.' Her grandfather was Shakespeare's friend — the earl whom Nash commemorates as ' a dear lover and cherisher as well of the lovers of poets as of RACHEL, LADY RUSSELL. 49 poets themselves ;' the same earl to whom Shakespeare dedicates his ' Lucrece,'...

...Wilton was inscribed witl, a most high-flown dedication to the Earl of Southampton, whcm he called "a dear lover and cherisher, as well of the lovers of poets as of poets themselves ; " and he ad !s, " Incomprehensible is tlte fteight of your sfjirit, both in heroical...

...Thomas Nash justly described the Earl, when dedicating to him his ' Life of Jack Wilton' in 1594, as 'a dear lover and cherisher as well of the lovers of poets as of the poets themselves.' Nash addressed to him many affectionately phrased sonnets. The prolific sonnetteer Barnabe Barnes and...

...Thomas Nash justly described the Earl, when dedicating to him his ' Life of Jack Wilton ' in 1 594, as ' a dear lover and cherisher as well of the lovers of poets as of the poets themselves.' Nash addressed to him many affectionately phrased sonnets. The prolific sonnetteer Barnabe Barnes and...