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... Willobie His Avisa, 1594
Contains an early allusion to Shakespeare, and is supposed to refer to him under the initials W. S.
Willobie His Avisa: With an Essay Towards Its Interpretation
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Excerpt from Willobie His Avisa: With an Essay Towards Its Interpretation In 1880, the late Dr. Grosart, of Blackburn, printed at Manchester an edition of 62 copies, containing the full text of the 1594 edition of ivillobie, with a most valuable critical intro duction. In an appendix he printed The Apologie, shewing the true meaning of lvillobie his Avisa, and the poem The Victory of English Chastity, signed Thomas Willoby, which appeared in the edition of 1596, of which no copy is known, and also in later editions. To this he added a poem Penelope's Complaint, by Peter Colse, from the unique copy in the library of Mr. A. H. Huth. This poem, printed in 1596, contained a dedication and introd...
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Willobie His Avisa
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