This Marlowe Quotes

“And if these objecting London-born men stuck their faces past their own dirty alleys — oh, far edges of the world — then they might blink in the strange shared sun and be stunned at how more than London lives, how more than London bleeds. If they’d prick their consciences and trouble themselves to voyage even as far as the Low Countries and there witness, as have I, burnt earth, and mud huts of princes, then these London men would invite the refugees to table and beg the privilege to anoint their feet.”
― Michelle Butler Hallett, This Marlowe