The Works of Ben Jonson: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 5. sējumsBickers and Son, 1875 |
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2. lappuse
... tell nothing that is not told in action , and generally in the same words , and are , upon the whole , such a worth- less incumbrance on the page , that the reader will thank me for discarding them altogether . They bear no trace of the ...
... tell nothing that is not told in action , and generally in the same words , and are , upon the whole , such a worth- less incumbrance on the page , that the reader will thank me for discarding them altogether . They bear no trace of the ...
20. lappuse
... tell you . Fitz . What's your name ? Pug . My name is Devil , sir . Fitz . Say'st thou true ? Pug . Indeed , sir . Fitz . ' Slid , there's some omen in this ! What countryman ? Pug . Of Derbyshire , sir , about the Peak . Fitz . That ...
... tell you . Fitz . What's your name ? Pug . My name is Devil , sir . Fitz . Say'st thou true ? Pug . Indeed , sir . Fitz . ' Slid , there's some omen in this ! What countryman ? Pug . Of Derbyshire , sir , about the Peak . Fitz . That ...
29. lappuse
... tell you , you are fair , Or lovely , or how well you dress you , lady ; I'll save myself that eloquence of your glass , Which can speak these things better to you than I. And ' tis a knowledge wherein fools may be As wise as a court ...
... tell you , you are fair , Or lovely , or how well you dress you , lady ; I'll save myself that eloquence of your glass , Which can speak these things better to you than I. And ' tis a knowledge wherein fools may be As wise as a court ...
30. lappuse
... tell you how Love , 1 And at all caracts , ] i . e . to the nicest point , to the minutest circumstance . Caracts , as Whalley has somewhere before observed , are the weights by which gold and precious stones are weighed and valued . 2 ...
... tell you how Love , 1 And at all caracts , ] i . e . to the nicest point , to the minutest circumstance . Caracts , as Whalley has somewhere before observed , are the weights by which gold and precious stones are weighed and valued . 2 ...
31. lappuse
... tell you this ; and such As cannot use the present , are not wise . 3 If Love and Fortune will take care of us , Why should our will be wanting ? This is all . What do you answer , lady ? Fitz . Now the sport comes . Let him still wait ...
... tell you this ; and such As cannot use the present , are not wise . 3 If Love and Fortune will take care of us , Why should our will be wanting ? This is all . What do you answer , lady ? Fitz . Now the sport comes . Let him still wait ...
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