dith, hath a verse. Brief is it, but beautiful.T was writ by Master George Herbert, and Love-joy calls he it. Come hither, Edith. Now, sweetchild, say thy little lines. Edith. [Eecites.] ^ on a window late I cast myeye,I saw a vine drop grapes with J and CAnneald on every bunch. One standing byAskd… … Sir T. Sweet invocation of a child, most prettyand most pathetical. Now will we have a bit froma bright play. My servant, Gregory, is no Burbage,but he doth something smack; he hath a kind oftaste for the players art, and will now give you thespeech of Launce, from The Two Gentlemen ofVerona. The…
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