L'Angleterre de Shakespeare . et cria à un ami, voici UrsaMajor. Pour les vrais amateurs de littérature Ursa Majorwalks plus souvent dans la rue de la flotte de jours que tout homme vivant.Un bon thread de recherche littéraire pourrait être profitablyfollowed par celui qui devrait suivre les traces de tous les poètes qui ont eu lieu, en Angleterre, l'office de tourisme de laure-mangé. John Kay a été lauréat dans le règne d'Édouard IV.;Andrew Bernard dans celui de Henry VH. ; Jean Skeltonin qu'Henry de VHI. ; et dans d'Edmund Spenser qui louaient de Lord Althorpe, et est entré le 28 mars 1814 ; et No139 Piccadilly, où sa fille, Ada, a été

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Shakespeare's England . and cried out to a friend, Here comes UrsaMajor. For the true lovers of literature Ursa Majorwalks oftener in Fleet Street to-day than any living man.A good thread of literary research might be profitablyfollowed by him who should trace the footsteps of allthe poets that have held, in England, the office of laure-ate. John Kay was laureate in the reign of Edward IV.;Andrew Bernard in that of Henry VH.; John Skeltonin that of Henry VHI.; and Edmund Spenser in that rented of Lord Althorpe, and entered on March 28, 1814; and No.139 Piccadilly, where his daughter, Ada, was born, and where Lady Byronleft him. This, at present, is the home of the genial scholar Sir AlgernonEorthwick (1893). John Murrays house, where Byrons fragment ofAutobiography was burned, is in Albemarle Street. Byrons body, whenbrought home from Greece, lay in state at No. 25 Great George Street, Westminster, before being taken north, to Hucknall-Torkard church, inNottinghamshire, for burial. A. •:Mi:i^: A m, i ml - S. 192 SHAKESPEARES ENGLAND chap. of Elizabeth. Since then the succession has includedthe names of Samuel Daniel, Michael Drayton, BenJonson, Sir William Davenant, John Dryden, ThomasShadwell, Nahum Tate, Nicholas Rowe, LawrenceEusden, Colley Gibber, William Whitehead, ThomasWharton, Henry James Pye, Robert Southey, WilliamWordsworth, and Alfred Tennyson — who, until hisdeath, in 1892, wore, in spotless renown, that Laurel greener from the browsOf him that utterd nothing base. Most of those bards were intimately associated withLondon, and several of them are buried in the Abbey.It is, indeed, because so many storied names are writ-ten upon gravestones that the explorer of the oldchurches of London finds so rich a harvest of impres-sive association and lofty thought. Few persons visitthem, and you are likely to find yourself comparativelyalone in rambles of this kind. I went one morninginto St. Martin — once in the fields, now in one ofthe busiest thoroughfares

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