partly

may be a fragment of _The Maiden's Holiday,_ a lost comedy, which is

said to have been written partly by Marlowe.--DYCE

And what the world had left of him

Was partly an unholy guile.

So kindly that its wrath went out--

Or partly out. Say what they would,

He seemed the more to court their candor;

Prospero’s nature— in the dramatist’s intention— has not been soured

partly by his failure with the education of Caliban— “on whom my

paines Humanely taken, all, all lost, quite lost . . .”

Gray’s Inn at the end of the year. Lovers Labour Lost is peculiar m

everything, partly because a great part of the end of the only version

we have was rewritten by the poet about 1598. But the diverse

And watched his hour, to close the keeper's eyes.

With much ado, he partly kept awake;

Not suffering all his eyes repose to take;

Plutarch's _Artaxerxes_, Langhorne's Translation, 1838, p. 699), was

introduced partly to pacify the Countess Guiccioli, who had quarrelled

with him for maintaining that "love was not the loftiest theme for true

" Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson.

Balderdash, partly (it would appear) intended as burlesque.