...again, which has these lines : "And there, though last not least, is A gentler Shepherd may nowhere be found ; Whose Muse, full of high thought's invention, Doth, like himself, heroically sound." This was Spenser's delicate way of suggesting the Poet's name. Ben Jonson has a like allusion in his...

...unless there had been born, eighty years after this battle-day, a direct descendant from him — " Whose muse, full of high thought's invention, Doth like himself heroically sound ;" § — a Shakspere, of whom it was also said — " He seems to shake a lance As brandish'd at the...

...inn, the author of "Colin Clout" meant Shakespeare. " And there, though last not least, is jEtion ; A gentler shepherd may no where be found, Whose Muse,...invention, Doth, like himself, heroically sound." Malone takes unnecessary pains to establish that this passage applies to Shakespeare, although he pertinaciously...

...time away we drive, As children in a pageant play." " And there, though last not least, is JEt\on ; A gentler shepherd may no where be found, Whose Muse,...invention, Doth, like himself, heroically sound." Malone takes unnecessary pains to establish that this passage applies to Shakespeare, although he pertinaciously...

...quill : Both did he other, which could pipe, maintain, And eke could pipe himself with passing skill. And there, though last not least, is Aetion ; A gentler...thought's invention, Doth like himself heroically sound. All these, and many others mo remain, Now, after Astrophel is dead and gone : But, while as Astrophel...

...1460 to 1527; and the names are spelt with the diversity here given, Shakspere being the latest. " Whose muse, full of high thought's invention, Doth like himself heroically sound ;"* — a Shakspere of whom it was also said — " He seems to shake a lance As brandish'd at the eyes...

...about 1460 to 1527; and the names are spelt with the diversity here given, Shakspere being the latest " Whose muse, full of high thought's invention, Doth like himself heroically sound ;"* — a Shakspere of whom it was also said — " He seems to shake a lance As brandish'd at the eyes...

...that RICHARD II. had been composed before RICHARD III., and to either or both of them the lines — " am — will abundantly apply. The difference in the character of Spenser's tributes to Shakespeare, in...

...Malone refers the following lines to Arthur Golding ; i{ And there, though last not least, is JEtion 5 Leon. A call at 3 , Paul. It is yours; And, might...the old proverb to your charge, So like you. 't is Malone takes unnecessary pains to establish, that this passage applies to Shakespeare, although he...

...Richard II." had been composed before " Richard III.,'* and to either or both of them the lines, " * will abundantly npply. The difference in the character of Spenser's tributes to Shakespeare in 1591...