Shakespeare regalo di Natale per la Regina Bess nell'anno 1596 . Dono alla Regina Befs 31 non ha Jhone prima che sia nel suo makingover di altri mens riproduce o nelle sue opere feworiginal. Egli ha vinto un newrealm di arte; i fantasmi del fairyworld per il tempo firft sono state endowedwith una genuina e fuftained dramaticintereji. Una piccola meraviglia che nessuno ven-tures per interrompere come le pagine vengono ruotati;anche a clofe, uno solo, Silenus-di fronte Ben, offre una criticifm. Essendo wellverfed in clajjic lore, egli protefis againji [22 Shakefpeares Chriftmas il charaBerifation di Thefeus, duca ofAt

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Shakespeare's Christmas gift to Queen Bess in the year 1596 . Gift to Queen Befs 31 has not Jhone before either in his makingover of other mens plays, or in his feworiginal works. He has conquered a newrealm of art; the phantoms of the fairyworld for the firft time have been endowedwith a genuine and fuftained dramaticintereji. Small wonder that no one ven-tures to interrupt as the pages are turned;even at the clofe, only one, the Silenus-faced Ben, offers a criticifm. Being wellverfed in clajjic lore, he protefis againji [the 22 Shakefpeares Chriftmas the charaBerifation of Thefeus, Duke ofAthens, faying it is too modern, and hasin faB nothing of the antique or Grecianin its compoftion. But he is over-ruled fpeedily, and as themeeting breaks up one of the younger fel-lows whifpers to another, Shakefpearewas fent us from Heaven, but Jonfonfrom—College. At the ^eens Palace. Thofe flights upon the banks of ThamesThatfo did take Eliza and our James. —Ben Jonfon, . Queen Elizahetli going to Wliitcliall by the Thames But, noble Thames, whi/f/ I can hold a pen, I will divulge ihy glory unto men. John Taylor, the U ater Poet I //. At the ^eens Palace /T IS Chrijimas night. Lords, ladies, and ambafsadors have been Jummonedto Whitehall Palace to witnejs the playfor which author, aBors, and artijis ofmany kinds have been working fo indus-trioufy during the paji few weeks. TheBanqueting Hall, with a temporary Jiageat one end, has been converted into a fineauditorium. 35 ^^CV^% 36 Shakefpeares Chriftmas Facing the Jlage, and beneath her canopyof Jlate, Jits ^een Elizabeth, in ruff andfarthingale, her hair loaded with crownsand powdered with diamonds, while herfharp fmile and keen glance take noteof every incident. Neareji her perfonand evidently the chief favourite of themoment, is the man who has long beenconfidered the Adonis of the Court. He isnow alfo its hero, having but recently re-turned from the wars in Spain, where [his

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