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Updated: October 10, 2025
As he spoke, Gawtrey shook the young man's hand with cordial vigour, and strode off to his chaise, muttering, "Money well laid out fee money; I shall have him, and, Gad, I like him, poor devil!" "He is a cunning coachman that can turn well in a narrow room." Old Play: from Lamb's Specimens. "Here are two pilgrims, And neither knows one footstep of the way." HEYWOOD's Duchess of Suffolk, Ibid.
She comprehended perfectly John Heywood's delicacy and nice tact; she apprehended that he wanted by a joke to relieve her from her painful situation, and put an end to the king's public acknowledgment, which at the same time must turn to her bitter reproach bitter, though it were only self-reproach. "Well," said she, smiling, "what punishment, then, will you impose upon the king?"
John Heywood's words had touched the sore place of his heart, and, in spite of himself, filled his suspicious soul with new doubts. He mistrusted not merely the accused, but the accusers also; and if he punished the one as criminals, he would have willingly punished the others as informants.
Heywood's Woman Killed with Kindness is a familiar tragedy: so early may we find examples of this species, which has been given out for new.
As he lay thus, his eyes fell on his cousin, old Thomas Heywood's little folio, lying on the window seat where he had left it two years ago, and straightway his fluttering birds alighting there, he thought how the book had been lying unopened all the months, while he had been passing through so many changes and commotions.
For mine own part I can hardly be induc'd to think there is any such kinde of people." The speech is the more notable because Heywood's own belief in witchcraft, as has been observed in another connection, seems beyond doubt. The interest in witchcraft among literary men was not confined to the dramatists. Three prose writers eminent in their time dealt with the question.
's office, and we drove together to make some calls jointly and separately. I went alone to Mrs. Heywood's; afterwards with Mr. to the American minister's, whom we found at home; and I requested of him, on the part of the Americans at Liverpool, to tell me the facts about the American gentleman being refused admittance to the Levee.
He is by nature an outlaw, and his life and goods forfeit to the king. 'He will hardly yield the point, my lord. So long as Might, the sword, is in the hand of Right, the 'Of Right, the roundhead, I suppose you mean, interrupted the marquis. 'Who carried off Mr. Heywood's mare? he repeated, rising, and looking abroad on the crowd. 'Tom Fool, answered a voice from the obscure distance.
At last, however, it had become clear, to the great annoyance of not a few amongst his neighbours, that Heywood's leanings were to the parliament. But he had never yet sought to influence his son in regard to the great questions at issue.
The flare of Heywood's match revealed a heavy wooden door, which he hammered with his fist. After a time, a disgruntled voice within snarled something in the vernacular. Heywood laughed. "Ai-yah! Who's afraid? Wutzler, you old pirate, open up!"
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