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PALACE OF HENRY VIII. AND CARDINAL WOLSEY
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Dial and Bible, against St. Dunstan's Church. When this clever rascal was put in the pillory at Charing Cross, he persuaded the mob he was in for a political offence, and so secured the pity of the crowd. The author of
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John Buncle describes Curll as a tall, thin, awkward man, with goggle eyes, splay feet, and knock-knees. His translators lay three in a bed at the
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Pewter Platter Inn at Holborn. He published the most disgraceful books and forged letters. Curll, in his revengeful spite, accused Pope of pouring an emetic into his half-pint of canary when he and Curll and Lintot met by appointment at the
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Swan Tavern, Fleet Street. By St. Dunstan's, at the
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Homer's Head, also lived the publisher of the first correct edition of
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The Dunciad.
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Prince's Arms, who printed Stow's
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Chronicles; and William Griffith, of the
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Falcon, in St. Dunstan's Churchyard, who, in the year 1565, issued, without the authors' consent, _Gorboduc_, written by Thomas Norton and Lord Buckhurst, the first real English tragedy and the first play written in English blank verse. John Smethwicke, a still more honoured name,
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of St. Dunstan's Church, published
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Hamlet and
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Romeo and Juliet. Richard Marriot, another St. Dunstan's bookseller, published Quarle's
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Emblems, Dr. Donne's
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Sermons, that delightful, simple-hearted book, Isaak Walton's
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Complete Angler, and Butler's
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Hudibras, that wonderful mass of puns and quibbles, pressed close as potted meat. Matthias Walker, a St. Dunstan's bookseller, was one of the three timid publishers who ventured on a certain poem, called
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The Paradise Lost,