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| Kit's Life Part Two |
| Kit was arrested on charges which could have included heresy, treason, atheism etc. |
| He was allowed twelve days in which he had to report in every day |
| After that he would have been imprisoned and possibly executed after a trial |
| On the last evening he went to Deptford outside London with some friends...... probably to an ale-house (pub or bar or inn) |
| (anagrams) In Deptford ale-house = Hail poet so underfed! |
| He was reported as dead allegedly after a quarrel and knife fight with one of the others |
| (anagrams) "and our little life is rounded with a sleep......" = In ale-house diest?? in Deptford *laurel* wilt? |
"Have fair fallen, o fair, fair have fallen, so dear to me" from "Henry Purcell" by G.M.Hopkins |
| "I have no Heaven left To weep my wrongs to" from "A Carrier Song" by Francis Thompson |
| If the incident was faked he could have gone abroad or elsewhere |
| There he could have written the plays and poetry which have been called Shakespeare's |
| <anagram> "What a piece of work is man" = I was in a Ch. to weep for a K.M.! |
Spring comes The grass grows By itself <famous haiku> |
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| More soon |
| anagram "I ask Christopher Marlowe anew" = "Who wrote Shakespear, "criminal"?" = ..." We help, as Kit worries a monarch!" |
| *C.M.* dies??! The great Bard! = Cambridge he started! |
I howl at!.....dearest K.M.! "Toast" K.M. while dear! Lost *K.*? - I made wreath! Ah! we laid K.M. to rest! The wail! -* K.M*.'s dear to! K.M. was theatre idol! *To dear K.M.*...the wails! K.'s toil!...made wreath! K.'s tome!...laid wreath! O detail K.M.'s wreath! K.M.die?? a wreath?? lots!!! *To ideal K.M.* - wreaths!!! K.M. die?...lower hats at... (old custom) |
| Kit Marlowe's death???........... = What? O K.M. dies later! Makes it "hold water"? (seem true) Kit made later show! Alter! Kit made show... Kit's ma alerted? how? (or, who?) |
| Kit Marlowe's death |
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| "World-mothering air, air wild, Wound with thee, in thee isled, Fold home, fast fold thy child..." from "The Blessed Virgin", by G.M.Hopkins |
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| "Early one morning in May I set out, And nobody I knew was about. I'm bound away for ever, Away somewhere, away for ever... |
| "Where at dawn the footprints of one who invisibly but so close passed discover a direction" from "Fugue for Ann Griffiths" by R.S. Thomas |
| from "Early One Morning" by Edward Thomas |
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| R.I.P. ? err ? halt ! who comes? = Christopher Marlowe |
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| Marlowe's Plays = Slay *M.* ?...pal swore... Slay *M.* ? ...swap role... |
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| this is page five |