Edward Everett Hale Henry Cabot Lodge. climate and production Prospero's Island corresponds with Gosnold's island and ... Pros- pero with those mentioned by Gosnold , with whom Shakspere had a peculiar tie , is too marked to be ...

... Prospero continues: “to sigh / To the winds, whose pity, sighing back again, / Did us but loving wrongs” (1.2.149–51).13 Indeed, although Prospero's enemies put Prospero and Miranda into a wretched boat in adverse conditions, the winds ...