...packe thence and quickly haste you r You are but mistes before so bright a sunue, Who hath the piihne for deepe invention wunne." We first hear of Lodge...educated under Sir Edward Hobby. In 1591 he was a stndent " of Lincoln's Inn," and so he continued for some years ; but we have no reason to believe...

...to prove that, like many of the dramatistsof that day, he had been an actor as well as an author r therefore it was that Gosson called him " a vagrant...Inn,, gent." when he published his " Fig for Momus," in 1595, and when, under the name of Golde (the letters of his name misplaced) r in one of his Pastorals,...

...Barwicke." In this epistle the author refers to hii having been educated at Oxford, and to his having, with Captain Clarke, made a voyage to the islands of Terceras and the Canaries. See page xxvii. A copy of this edition, at Britwell, has Sign. R supplied, in MS., in an old hand....

...Barwicke." In this epistle the author refers to his having been educated at Oxford, and to his having, with Captain Clarke, made a voyage to the islands of Terceras and the Canaries. See page xxvii. A copy of this edition, at Britwell, has Sign. R supplied, in MS., in an old hand....

...falling from bookes to armes, even vowed in all my thoughts dutifully to affect your L. Having with Capt. Clarke made a voyage to the Islands of Terceras and the Canaries, to beguile the time with labour, I writ this booke; rough, as hatcht in the stormes of the Ocean, and...

...doch wohl eine höchst unwahrscheinliche Annahme. z) fetcht from the Canaries. 3) having with Captaine Clarke made a voyage to the Islands of Terceras and the Canaries, to beguüe the time with labour, writ this booke. lynde auch noch deren Quelle nach einer Handschrift...

...It is singular how closely Lodge has here copied the old tale. In his preface he says, — " Having, to begufle the time with labour I write this book ; rough, as hatched in the storms of the ocean, and...

...It is singular how closely Lodge has here copied the old tale. In his preface he says, — " Having, with Captain Clarke, made a voyage to the islands of Terceras and the Canaries, to beguile the time with labour I write this book ; rough, as hatched in the storms of the ocean, and...

...charming. The work is inscribed to Lord Hunsdon, and in his Dedication the author says, — " Having with Captain Clarke made a voyage to the islands of Terceras and the Canaries, to beguile the time with labour I writ this book ; rough, as hateh'd in the storms of the ocean, and...

...charming. The work is inscribed to Lord llunsdon. and in his Dedication the author says, — " Having with Captain Clarke made a voyage to the islands of Terceras and the Canaries, to beguile the lime with labour I writ this book ; rough, as hatch'd in the storms of ihe orean, and...