. William Shakespere : a biography. The coincidence belween these and iheold Coventry Pageant is [Ancient Gute ol Coventry, WILLIAM SHAKSPERE : English book of history or travel,—volumes which the active presses of Londonhad sent cheaply amongst the people. The time is arrived when he has quittedthe free-school. His choice of a worldly occupation is scarcely yet made. Iiiewishes of his father, whatever they may be, are rather hinted at than carried is that pause which so often takes place in the life of a youth, when the worldshows afar off like a vast plain with m
. William Shakespere : a biography. The coincidence belween these and iheold Coventry Pageant is [Ancient Gute ol Coventry, WILLIAM SHAKSPERE : English book of history or travel,—volumes which the active presses of Londonhad sent cheaply amongst the people. The time is arrived when he has quittedthe free-school. His choice of a worldly occupation is scarcely yet made. Iiiewishes of his father, whatever they may be, are rather hinted at than carried is that pause which so often takes place in the life of a youth, when the worldshows afar off like a vast plain with many paths, all bright and sunny, and losingthemselves in the distance, where it is fancied there is something brighter this season we may paint the family of John Shakspere at their eveningfireside. The mother is plying her distaff, or hearing Richard his lesson out ofthe ABC book. The father and the elder son are each intent upon a book ofchronicles, manly reading. Gilbert is teaching his sister Joan Gamut, theground of all accord ; whilst the little Anne, a petted child, is wilfully twang-ing
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