Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 161
d,Edith, hath a verse. Brief is it, but beautiful.T was writ by Master George Herbert, and Lovejoy calls he it. Come hither, Edith.Now, sweet child, say thy little lines. (Edithrecites.) S on a window late I cast my eye,I saw a vine drop grapes with J and CAnneald on every bnnch. One standing… … f/l((^^==^=s^^:=^py Sir T.—Sweet in-l(U^2* vocation of a child, most <J\> pretty and most pathetical. Now will wehave a bit from a bright play. My servant,Gregory, is no Burbage, but he doth some-thing smack ; he hath a kind of taste for theplayers art, and will now give you the speechof…
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