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FRATERNITYE OF VAGABONDES—REV. MR. GENESSE—RED MAIDS
By ARTHUR GRIFFINHOOF, JUN.
[We have for some time past been obliged, by want of space, to omit all the kind expressions towards ourselves, in which friendly correspondents are apt to indulge; but there is something so unusual in the way in which the following letter begins, that we have done violence to our modesty, in order to admit the comments of our kind-hearted correspondent. We have no doubt that all his questions will be answered in due course.] Never, during my life (more than half a century), do I remember hailing the appearance of any new publication with such unfeigned delight. I had hugged myself on having t…
Topics: Elizabethan Literature, History of the Stage, Charitable Bequests