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“... idly spent’ and his dictum that ‘he would rather live five May months than forty Decembers.’Carol ChillingtonRutter’s Lying Abroad opens with an aqueous image. Staring ‘down into the waters of a Venetian canal’, the author imagines a watery Wotton floating among forgotten ignoti: ‘faces from the past who ...”

“... to a French immigrant printer in the Blackfriars, Thomas Vautrollier. In her essay on Field, Carol ChillingtonRutter observes that printers’ and booksellers’ apprentices listed in the Stationers’ Register at this time came from ‘York, Wiltshire, Lincoln, Salop, Surrey [and] Flint’, and were sent ...”