The Works of Ben Jonson: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 5. sējumsBickers and Son, 1875 |
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1.–5. rezultāts no 17.
4. lappuse
... ; and if Lingua be the production of ( Tony ) Antony Brewer , he also must be re- lieved from the charge of writing it , notwithstanding the initials T. B. in the title - page . ' Twill be but justice that your censure tarry , 4 PROLOGUE .
... ; and if Lingua be the production of ( Tony ) Antony Brewer , he also must be re- lieved from the charge of writing it , notwithstanding the initials T. B. in the title - page . ' Twill be but justice that your censure tarry , 4 PROLOGUE .
5. lappuse
... Twill be but justice that your censure tarry , Till you give some : and when six times you have seen't , If this play do not like , the Devil is in't . 5 If this play do not like , & c . ] i . e . please . The quibble in the text had ...
... Twill be but justice that your censure tarry , Till you give some : and when six times you have seen't , If this play do not like , the Devil is in't . 5 If this play do not like , & c . ] i . e . please . The quibble in the text had ...
22. lappuse
... twill yield thirty . The plush , sir , cost three pound ten shillings a yard : And then the lace and velvet ! Fitz . I shall , Engine , Be look'd at , prettily , in it : art thou sure The play is play'd to - day ? Eng . O here's the ...
... twill yield thirty . The plush , sir , cost three pound ten shillings a yard : And then the lace and velvet ! Fitz . I shall , Engine , Be look'd at , prettily , in it : art thou sure The play is play'd to - day ? Eng . O here's the ...
41. lappuse
... Twill yield a pound an acre : We must let cheap ever at first . But , sir , This looks too large for you , I see . Come hither , We'll have a less . Here's a plain fellow , [ points to TRAINS ] you see him , Has his black bag of papers ...
... Twill yield a pound an acre : We must let cheap ever at first . But , sir , This looks too large for you , I see . Come hither , We'll have a less . Here's a plain fellow , [ points to TRAINS ] you see him , Has his black bag of papers ...
55. lappuse
... twill be had for money ) either here , 2 and your coachman bald Because he shall be bare enough . ] It appears from innumer- able passages in our old plays , that it was then considered as a particular mark of state and grandeur for the ...
... twill be had for money ) either here , 2 and your coachman bald Because he shall be bare enough . ] It appears from innumer- able passages in our old plays , that it was then considered as a particular mark of state and grandeur for the ...
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