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" It is no pamper'd glutton we present, Nor aged counsellor to youthful sin But one, whose virtue shone above the rest, A valiant martyr, and a virtuous peer... "
Lives of English Popular Leaders in the Middle Ages: Tyler, Ball, and Oldcastle - Page 281
by Charles Edmund Maurice - 1875 - 281 pages
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Theory and the Postmodern Text

Paul Strohm - History - 296 pages
...theater. This virtuous rejoinder, Sir John Oldcastle, part 1, is launched with the announcement that It is no pampered glutton we present, Nor aged counsellor to youthful sins; But one whose virtues shone above the rest, A valiant martyr and a virtuous peer. ..." The shape...
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Radical Religion from Shakespeare to Milton: Figures of Nonconformity in ...

Kristen Poole - Literary Criticism - 2006 - 292 pages
...fleshy sins; the Prologue again asserts that the Oldcastle-Falstaff transformation was common knowledge: "It is no pampered glutton we present, / Nor aged counsellor to youthful sin, / But one, whose virtue shone above the rest, / A valiant martyr, and a vertuous peer" (ll. 6-9)....
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Institutions of the Text

Jeffrey Masten, Wendy Wall - Drama - 2001 - 200 pages
...Playhouse 75) Oldcastle's prologue doesn't want its saint mistaken for the fat rogue at the Globe: "It is no pampered glutton we present, / Nor aged counsellor to youthful sins" (6-7). 7 Meanwhile, the epilogue of 2 Henry IV is just as afraid of its fat rogue being taken...
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The Oxford Illustrated History of Theatre

John Russell Brown - Art - 2001 - 598 pages
...Men commissioned the designedly correcrive Sir Johu Oldcastle, whose prologue promises the audience; It is no pampered glutton we present. Nor aged counsellor to youthful sins; But one whose virtues shone above the rest, A val1ant martyr and a virtuous peet. Sir Johu Oidcastle...
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The Actor as Playwright in Early Modern Drama

Nora Johnson - Art - 2003 - 234 pages
...Oldcastle exists in order to set the record straight on the life of the fifteenth-century Lollard martyr: "It is no pampered glutton we present, / Nor aged counsellor to youthful sins; / But one whose virtues shone above the rest."34 The record needs to be corrected because of...
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Shakespeare and Theatrical Patronage in Early Modern England

Paul Whitfield White, Suzanne R. Westfall - Drama - 2006 - 340 pages
...fj6; Dutton, Mastering tlte Rerel*. i03. hero in Shakespeare's drama is proclaimed by the Prologue: "It is no pampered glutton we present, /Nor aged counsellor to youthful sin."32 The Admiral's Men's play championed the Foxian representation of Oldcastle as a godly, brave,...
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The Mercy Seller: A Novel

Brenda Rickman Vantrease - Fiction - 2007 - 444 pages
...unquiet sobbing. [58] J-I6HT It is no pampered glutton we present Nor aged counselor to youthful sin But one whose virtue shone above the rest A valiant martyr and a virtuous peer PROLOGUE TO SlR JOHK OLDCASTLE (i600) .t was late in the afternoon of the next day when Lady Cobham...
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The complete works of Shakspere, with historical and analytical ...

William Shakespeare - 1855 - 506 pages
...let this brief suffice : It is no pamper'd glutton we present, Nor aged counsellor to youthful sin,1 But one, whose virtue shone above the rest, A valiant martyr, and a virtuous peer ; In whose true faith and loyalty, express'd Unto his sovereign and his country's weal, We strive...
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The Dublin University Magazine: A Literary and Political Journal, Volume 73

1869 - 830 pages
...prologue said : — " ' It is no pampered glutton we present, Nor aged councillor to youthful sin ; But one whose virtue shone above the rest, A valiant martyr and a virtuous peer.' " These lines are thought to be Shakespeare's own. They are in his vein, and they repeat the...
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American Journal of Philology, Volume 16

Basil Lanneau Gildersleeve, Charles William Emil Miller, Benjamin Dean Meritt, Tenney Frank, Harold Fredrik Cherniss, Henry Thompson Rowell - Classical philology - 1895 - 582 pages
...unredeemed in Henry 5. The enigmatical prologue to the First Part of Sir John Oldcastle (1599) protests that It is no pampered glutton we present, Nor aged counsellor to youthful sin. If this be a reproach to Shakespeare for his Sir John, as is extremely probable, then the satire...
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