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1 day ago · 27 Lady Mary Wroth. Rosalind Smith. View chapter. 28 George Herbert. Gary Kuchar. View chapter. 29 Cavalier Poetry. Nicholas McDowell. View chapter. Expand 30 ...
4 days ago · He died in 1606 and was succeeded by his son Sir Robert Wroth, who had married Mary, daughter of Robert, Baron Sidney of Penshurst, later Earl of Leicester, and niece of Sir Philip Sidney. Mary and her husband had literary interests and were intimate with a number of poets, including Ben Jonson, who dedicated 'The Alchemist' to Mary and 'The ...
2 days ago · Professor Rosalind Smith is the Chair of English at the Australian National University and Director of the Centre for Early Modern Studies.
4 days ago · Abstract. 内容記述. This paper is a gendered analysis of the development of the auxiliary do in Early Modern English, focusing on the use of do in negative declarative sentences of three women’s writings: Urania（1621） by Lady Mary Wroth, A Continuation of Sir Philip Sydney’s Arcadia（1651） by Anna Weamys, and The Blazing World ...
1 day ago · Jane Barker, Aphra Behn, Elizabeth Cary Viscountess Falkland, Mary Cary, Anne Collins, Elizabeth Colville Lady Collville of Culross, Lady Eleanor Douglas, Anne Dowriche, Elizabeth Grymeston, Susanna Hopton, Anne Killigrew, Emilia Lanier, Jane Lead, Katherine Philips, Elizabeth Polwhele, Mary Sidney Countess of Pembroke, Anna Trapnel, Margaret Tyler, Elizabeth Warren, Anne Wentworth, Anne Wharton, Lady Mary Wroth.
3 days ago · Maria Regina. Item the xix. day of the same monyth, [which] was sent Margarettes evyne, at iiij. of clocke at after-none was proclamyd lady Ma[ry to] be qwene of Ynglond at the crose in Cheppe with the erle of Shrewsbery, the earle [of Arundel], the erle of Pembroke, with the mayer of London, and dyvers other lordes, and many of the ald[dermen] and the kynges schrffe master Garrand, with dyvers haroldes and trompettes.
4 days ago · The Doctor in a clean starch'd band, His Golden Snuff box in his hand, With care his Di'mond Ring displays. And Artfull shews its various Rays, While Grave he stalks down -- -- Street. His dearest Betty -- to meet. Long had he waited for this Hour, Nor gain'd Admittance to the Bower, Had jok'd and punn'd, and swore and writ,
