The name is absent

14 The Rice Institute Pamphlet

of the suffering and tragedy which devolve on those unduti-
ful daughters who disobey their fathers.

Carroll Camden

NOTES

ɪ. Abraham Darcie, The Honour of Ladies, London, 1622, p. 97.

2. Ludovicus Vives, The Instructio of a Christen Woma, London,
1529?, L4^v. See Vives, The office and duetie of an husband,
London, 1553?, N3; Giovanni Bruto, The necessarie, fit, and
convenient Education of a yong Gentlewoman, London, 1598,
A6^v; and Stephen Gerce, The Ornament of Women, London,
1639, p. 15.

3. Wdliam Heale, An Apologie for Women, Oxford, 1609, p. 11.

4. II. iv. 108-113.

5. II. v. 20-35.

6. Nicholas Ling, Politeuphuia. Wits Common wealth, London, 1598,
fol. 24^v.

7. Robert Greene, Works, ed. Grosart, London, 1881-3, vol. 9, p. 195.
8. III. viii. 8.

9. III. ix. 7. See Anthony Sherly, Witts New Dyall, London, 1604,
М2.

10. Edward Gosynhill?, The Schole house of women, London, 1561,
A3-A3^v.

11. King Lear, IV. vi. 120-131, 278. See Iago’s remarks: Othello, II.
i. 113-116.

12. William Bercher, The Nobility of Women (1559), ed. Warwick
Bond, London, Roxburghe Club, 1904, p. 116.

13. The Praise and Dispraise of Women, London, 1579, fol. 69. This
work exists in a unique copy at the Folger Shakespeare Library
and is not the same work as the one with the same title by C.
Pyrrye. (Not in the Short-title Catalogue.)

14. III. ii. 321-329. See also John Donne, Elegy !!!-“Change,” Works,
New York, 1941, p. 59; and Anthony Sherly, op. cit., M2-M2^v.

15. William Whately, A Care-cloth∙. Or A Treatise of the Cumbers and
Troubles of Marriage, London, 1624, p. 44.

16. V. v. 47-48. See Iachimos remarks to Imogen, I. vi. 64-73.

17. Robert Burton, The Anatomy of Melancholy, New York, 1924, p.
600.

18. Leonard Wright, A Display of Duty, London, 1616, fol. 18^v.

19. Folger MS. 1186.2. I am very grateful to the Folger Shakespeare
Library for permission to print this ballad, and to Dr. Giles E.
Dawson for his kind assistance. Another version (Harleian MS.
7578) is published in Joseph Ritson’s Ancient Songs and Ballads,
vol. II, London, 1829, pp. 35-36. This version contains musical

<<   11   12   13   14   15   16   17   >>

More intriguing information