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A Life of William Shakespeare

Note 128 — IX—THE PATRONAGE OF THE EARL OF SOUTHAMPTON

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There is little doubt that this sonnet was parodied by Sir John Davies in the ninth and last of his ‘gulling’ sonnets, in which he ridicules the notion that a man of wit should put his wit in vassalage to any one.

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